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Can You Recover Attorney’s Fees In An Ohio Breach Of Contract Lawsuit?
If you’re in a contract dispute, you might think that the party that loses the case has to pay the other side’s attorney fees. That, however, is not normally the case in Ohio. Whether you can recover the attorney fees will depend on a number of factors, one of which is the terms of… Read More »
Can Ohio Consumers Sue Over Subscription Traps And Automatic Renewal Charges?
The subscription business model has become common in people’s lives. The practice of subscribing is common among folks when using various services such as Netflix, gym membership, food delivery services, and computer applications. The problem is that many businesses engage in deceptive practices, making it hard to unsubscribe from their products. The practice of… Read More »
What Happens When An Ohio HOA Wrongfully Fines Or Liens Your Property?
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are an integral part of keeping your neighborhood intact and upholding rules within the community. Nevertheless, the power of the HOA is not absolute. Homeowners will have recourse against the HOA when it levies an unfair fine, places an illegal lien, or even violates the laws of Ohio and its own… Read More »
Kohl & Cook Law Firm Welcomes Its 2026 Class
Kohl & Cook Law Firm LLC is pleased to announce the addition of six new members to the firm. Christal Khy joins the firm as an Associate Attorney. Adi Mars, Evelyn Brauer, Heidi Garcia, Joanna Swaiss and Maggie Noble join as Law Clerks, supporting our attorneys on business and commercial disputes, construction and contractor… Read More »
Can Ohio Homeowners Sue Over Defective Solar Panel Installations?
The use of solar panels is fast becoming a favored way for Ohio residents to reduce their energy costs and add value to their homes. Even though installation is generally done without any problems, there are some cases where the contractor’s work is of poor quality, or the contractor does not comply with the… Read More »
Understanding Ohio Wage Garnishment: What Consumers Should Know Before Creditors Take Your Paycheck
Learning that your income can be garnished to pay an old debt is likely upsetting. When wages are garnished, it becomes harder to cover your day-to-day costs; however, your employer cannot withhold your pay without legal authority. Laws in Ohio and at the federal level provide you with consumer protections, so knowing your rights… Read More »
Can Ohio Homeowners Challenge Unfair Property Tax Assessments?
One major cost faced by many Ohio residents when owning property is the amount of their property taxes. In most cases, the assessed value of the property is used to calculate how much the homeowner pays in property taxes. However, while in most cases the assessment will give an accurate figure, it is possible… Read More »
Guide To Small Claims Court In Ohio: When It Makes Sense, And When It Doesn’t
Not all cases require lengthy court proceedings. In Ohio, there is a process called small claims court where people or companies can resolve certain civil issues quickly and cost-effectively. Although this small claims court process can work in various cases, it doesn’t necessarily suit everyone and every situation. In this article, we’ll discuss Ohio… Read More »
What Ohio Homeowners Should Know About Property Tax Foreclosures
Most homeowners know that nonpayment of their mortgage results in the initiation of the foreclosure process. But most of them are unaware that tax delinquency can also result in the foreclosure process being started against their homes. In Ohio, government institutions can legally undertake foreclosure against homeowners who fail to pay their property taxes…. Read More »
Lis Pendens In Ohio Real Estate Disputes: What Property Owners Should Know
Legal conflicts involving real estate can cause a number of concerns, especially when it comes to lawsuits that affect your ability to sell or refinance your property. Certain legal measures are commonly used in these cases, with “lis pendens” being among the most common terms. Most people will probably never hear about it until… Read More »