Ohio Annotated Civil Laws and Rules Handbook

A compact volume containing statutes and rules for the use of judges, attorneys and others involved in Ohio civil litigation practice.

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Is civil litigation an integral part of your practice? Whether you choose to pursue a possible remedy through arbitration or meditation or in the end by a judicial resolution, The Ohio Civil Laws and Rules Handbook will help you by setting out the applicable Ohio law. In addition to the laws governing your chosen course of action this valuable resource includes the court rules pertaining to the potential litigation involved.

A comprehensive guide, the laws governing wrongful death actions as well as most other tort actions are provided including slander and libel, mandamus and injunctive relief. Need a quick reference on the timeliness of the action? A table of the statute of limitations is incorporated in this handy desktop handbook.

The Ohio Civil Laws and Rules Handbook collects statutes and rules for the use of judges, attorneys and others involved in the practice of civil litigation in Ohio. It contains cross references to relevant statutes, rules, and treatises as well case notes from opinions of the Ohio Supreme Court and Ohio and federal appellate cases that construe or interpret Ohio statutes. It also provides an appendix of official forms which has several forms to be used in Ohio courts.

The previous edition's ISBN is 9798341710146.

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