Columbus, OH
Real estate Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Administrative Law
OUTCOME: Court awarded attorney fees
Mr. Buchanan sought attorney fees from the Ohio Department of Insurance, alleging the Department was not substantially justified in initiating disciplinary action against him.
OUTCOME: In favor of Mr. Buchanan
The Dept. of Insurance's order was internally inconsistent but found against Mr. Buchanan. The Court determined the order was not based upon reliable, probative, and substantial evidence, and not in a ... ccordance with law.
OUTCOME: Court found in favor of Mr. Buchanan.
Mr. Buchanan appealed an administrative determination because the Department's Order was not based upon reliable, probative, and substantial evidence and not in accordance with law.
OUTCOME: The Common Pleas Court determined Mr. Zingale was a prevailing eligible party and entitled to reasonable attorney fees.
Upon remand from the Appellate decision, Mr. Zingale requested fees from the Casino Commission, alleging the Casino Commission was not substantially justified in initiating the matter in controversy.
OUTCOME: 8th District Court of Appeals determined the Casino Commission applied the wrong standard. Decision in licensee's favor.
Casino employee was fired due to failing to pay for a Red Bull. The Casino Commission attempted to revoke the casino employee's gaming license, alleging that he was no longer suitable for a license.
OUTCOME: 10th District Court of Appeals ruled the Commission did not have the authority to charge the cost of the hearing
Trainer lost purse due to ranitidine positive and appealed. Trainer lost before the Commission and the Commissioned ordered he pay the costs of the appeal, in excess of three thousand dollars.
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