After four years of contentious discovery and motion practice, followed by a three-week arbitration hearing, the legal team at Strauss Troy successfully obtained a defense verdict on all claims in a breach of fiduciary duty action involving the purchase of several hotels.
Category: Litigation | Dispute Resolution
Strauss Troy Welcomes New Associate Attorney
Strauss Troy is pleased to announce that Andrew White has joined the firm’s Cincinnati office as an associate attorney in our litigation group.
Strauss Troy to Serve on Plaintiff’s Steering Committee in Landmark Train Derailment Case
Strauss Troy is currently representing nearly 600 residents of East Palestine, Ohio and closely surrounding areas for the losses and damages they sustained as a result of the derailment of the Norfolk Southern train. Ron Parry of Strauss Troy has been appointed to serve on the Plaintiff’s Steering Committee in the litigation before Judge Benita Pearson of the Federal District Court in Youngstown, Ohio.
New Ohio Law Provides Sweeping Tax Relief for Property Owners
The sweeping changes to Ohio property tax law, as well as additional minor changes, will serve to benefit private property owners, especially owners of large commercial properties.
Strauss Troy attorney James D. Houston co-authors chapter for American Bar Association Book
Strauss Troy attorney James D. Houston co-authored the “Fringe Benefits Bonds” chapter for ABA’s The Law of Commercial Surety and Miscellaneous Bonds.
Cybersecurity: How opening one email can expose your company to liability
A company’s preparation and response to a data breach can affect both civil and regulatory liability, but there are ways to mitigate that liability.
Cybersecurity: How opening one email can expose your company’s confidential data
A company’s response and preparation for a data breach can affect both civil and regulatory liability. Is your company prepared?
Cybersecurity: How opening one email can destroy your company’s data
Cybersecurity breaches are becoming more and more common in a remote work world. Is your company prepared with an incident response plan?
O’Connell coaches Elder mock trial team to regional competition
Congratulations to the Elder mock trial team, who won their district trials and will be advancing to the regional competition in mid-February.
Margie Cunningham, Dan Hunt and Steve Schmidt named Strauss Troy Shareholders
Strauss Troy congratulates attorneys Margie Cunningham, Dan Hunt and Steve Schmidt, who have been named Shareholders of the firm. Margaret E. Cunningham (“Margie”) represents individuals, real estate investors, developers, and lenders in real estate transactions and related areas. Her practice is currently focused on commercial real estate transactions, commercial and residential title insurance, drafting and …Read More
Strauss Troy Listed as a 2022 Best Law Firm by U.S. News – Best Lawyers®
U.S. News – Best Lawyers® has recognized Strauss Troy among the Best Law Firms of 2022. Strauss Troy has earned 16 metropolitan rankings and was nationally ranked in Project Finance Law. National Tier 3 Project Finance Law Metropolitan Tier 1 – Cincinnati Commercial Litigation Land Use & Zoning Law Litigation – Real Estate Municipal Law …Read More
Mandating the COVID-19 Vaccination: Update for Kentucky and Ohio Employers
Strauss Troy’s Julie Hopkins updates Kentucky and Ohio employers on COVID-19 vaccination mandates, including handling ADA and religious exemptions.
Strauss Troy attorneys recognized by Best Lawyers in America
Strauss Troy is pleased to announce that 14 of our attorneys have been recognized as The Best Lawyers in America 2022. Three Strauss Troy attorneys were also recognized by Best Lawyers as Lawyer of the Year. Attorneys named to The Best Lawyers in America are recognized by their peers in the legal industry for their …Read More
Strauss Troy congratulates James D. Houston on being selected to the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
James D. Houston has been selected as a member of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel, an international organization of civil defense attorneys who are recognized leaders in the legal community.
Ohio Simplifies Employment Law Statutes
Ohio’s Employment Law Uniformity Act becomes effective on April 15, 2021. Strauss Troy attorneys Alex Rodger and Austin Stevenson highlight some of the changes to Ohio Revised Code Chapter 4112 related to discrimination claims.
Eight Strauss Troy attorneys recognized by Super Lawyers 2021
Strauss Troy is pleased to announce eight of our attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers 2021. The annual Super Lawyers list recognizes outstanding attorneys across the country. Only 5% of attorneys are recognized as Super Lawyers and only 2.5% of attorneys are Rising Stars, an honor for attorneys 40 or younger or attorneys practicing …Read More
Best Lawyers in America 2021 recognizes 15 Strauss Troy attorneys
Strauss Troy is pleased to announce that 15 of our attorneys have been included in the 2021 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Attorney Pete A. Smith was also recognized as Lawyer of the year in Project Finance Law and Real Estate Law. Strauss Troy Co., LPA would like to congratulate the following lawyers named to The Best Lawyers in …Read More
Strauss Troy welcomes four new attorneys
Strauss Troy welcomes Stephen S. Schmidt, Daniel A. Hunt, Brian R. Tracy, and Ryan F. Hemmerle to the firm. Stephen S. Schmidt is a litigator and business advisor who focuses his practice in the areas of complex commercial litigation, construction litigation, employment litigation and tort law. Steve represents and advises clients across a variety of …Read More
Appeals court reverses part of judgment in dispute between Cleveland Botanical Garden, Jeptha Wade’s descendants
An appeals court on Thursday reversed part of a judgment in favor of the Cleveland Botanical Garden in a years-long legal dispute over the deed that gave Wade Park to the city of Cleveland. The Wade descendants are pleased with the appeals court’s ruling and plan to keep pursuing the matter in court, said Matthew …Read More
States take steps to protect insured during COVID-19 emergency
The Governors and the Departments of Insurance in Ohio and Kentucky have recently taken steps to protect insureds – both individuals and businesses – during the COVID-19 pandemic.