We are set to complete two full evidentiary hearings on Zoom with two different courts. This is a large part of our new litigation world.

We are proud to have represented clients in both a divorce and criminal matter and we continue to work tirelessly for our clients, even virtually.

We are still receiving and settling a fair amount of personal injury cases during the COVID crisis.

We just partially resolved a long-pending piece of litigation involving a homeowner family who had a house-slipping-down-a-hill scenario and an insurance company that thought they did not have to pay for the loss.

We are currently litigating two family law cases where one of the bigger questions is what impact a medical marijuana card (and medical use of marijuana) has on the custody/parenting issues.

We were once again able get two unrelated DUI cases in Cleveland Municipal Court reduced to what is called “physical control.”

This past week while working from a home office, we filed a huge 50 page brief with the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals – the highest federal court in our part of the nation other than the Supreme Court of the United States.

We had a number of hearings and pretrials over the last two weeks by cell phone and Zoom technology.

We recently had to try a DUI jury trial in another County.

We recently had another experience where our client benefited tremendously by having what is called “underinsured” and “uninsured” automobile coverage.