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: Sandusky Personal Injury LawyerOhio Supreme Court ruling eliminates jury discretion
By Anneke Kurt
Toledo, Ohio personal injury attorney Dale Emch explains how a recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling has eliminated jury discretion in an op-ed piece published in the Toledo Blade.
Full post as published by Sandusky Personal Injury Lawyer on February 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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