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Kohnen & Patton is pleased to announce that several of our attorneys have been selected as Super Lawyers for 2022.

Wednesday January 5, 2022

John Ledyard Campbell, Private: Michelle A. Cheek, Private: Kimberly A. Kyle, Keith D. Meyer, Aaron M. Monk, K. Roger Schoeni, Ann M. Seller, Private: Michael J. Stegman

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New Statutes of Limitations for Contract Claims in Ohio

Monday May 17, 2021

Robert A. DeBlasis

Effective June 16, 2021, there will be shortened statutes of limitations in Ohio for claims based on written and oral contracts. In this article, Kohnen & Patton litigation attorney Bob DeBlasis explains the impending changes to Ohio law and their impact on commerce.

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United States Estate and Gift Tax – 2021

Tuesday March 30, 2021

John Ledyard Campbell, Ann M. Seller

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John L. Campbell and Ann M. Seller have updated the guidebook "United States Estate and Gift Tax - An Overview for Foreigners Investing in the United States" for 2021.

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Eleventh District Joins Other Ohio Appellate Courts in Holding that Common Law Duty to Mitigate can be Waived in Written Leases

Wednesday March 24, 2021

Andrew J. Hogan

In this article, Kohnen & Patton Partner Andrew J. Hogan examines how a landlord’s common law duty to mitigate damages can be waived by written lease provisions.

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Contractors Beware – Certificates Of Insurance Do Not Guarantee Additional Insured Coverage!

Friday March 12, 2021

Private: Kimberly A. Kyle

In this article, Kohnen & Patton LLP Litigation attorney Kimberly K. Kyle discusses additional insured endorsement issues and how to avoid “illusory” Certificates of Insurance

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New Ohio Law Governing Discrimination Claims Limits Potential Employer Liability

Tuesday January 26, 2021

Anthony J. Caruso

On January 12, 2021 Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed into law H.B. 352, which significantly changes the procedures and time limits for filing discrimination claims under Ohio law. In this article, Kohnen & Patton partner Anthony J. Caruso examines the key reforms in H.B. 352 and their impact on future litigation involving employment discrimination.

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Kohnen & Patton LLP is proud to announce two new partners: Ann M. Seller and Aaron M. Monk

Wednesday January 13, 2021

Ann M. Seller, Aaron M. Monk

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Kohnen & Patton is pleased to announce that several of our attorneys have been selected as Super Lawyers for 2021.

Monday January 11, 2021

John Ledyard Campbell, Private: Joseph L. Dilts, Private: Kimberly A. Kyle, Keith D. Meyer, K. Roger Schoeni, Private: Michael J. Stegman, Private: Michelle A. Cheek

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Ohio Supreme Court Confirms Decision of Eighth Circuit Regarding “Entity Transfers” of Real Property

Tuesday January 5, 2021

Andrew J. Hogan

In this article, Andrew J. Hogan discusses the decision by the Ohio Supreme Court permitting interested parties to pierce an “entity transfer” of real estate and use the sale price of the entity as the fair market value of the real estate for tax purposes.

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Using A Corporate Trustee Should Not Be Summarily Dismissed

Tuesday January 5, 2021

Keith D. Meyer

In this article, Kohnen & Patton LLP Estate Planning attorney Keith D. Meyer discusses the use of a financial institution as a successor trustee and address the common concerns clients may have with appointing a corporate trustee.

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