How long after a settlement is reached with the insurance company, can a lawyer hold the money?

Here are links to the Ohio Disciplinary Counsel and Columbus Bar Association. I hope you find these to be helpful.

Can i legally buy and register a firearm in ohio?

I believe that you can have your rights restored: !. My reading of Federal law is that the Federal government does recognize state expungement...

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I shoplifted at the age of 17, will this be on my record?

Juvenile arrest reports (and mugshots and fingerprints) are not public record in Ohio. Records of uncharged suspects are not public record in Ohio....

If u r chared with a 5 degree felony and the max is: 12 months in priosn and $2,5000 fine and u dont get the prison time.

You can get 5 years probation. The probation time is not limited by the maximum sentence of jail or prison. If you are a good probationer, the...

Does my husband get most of the settlement or how much?

When a married person is injured, there are two claims: the person's claim for personal injury, and the spouse's claim for what is known as "loss...

The fine was supposed to be paid on the 24 its now the fourth i have been paying so will they have a warrant?

Possibly a warrant has been issued, but probably not. You can call the court to find out if there are any outstanding warrants, and if there is a...

Can i sue the defendant after they have paid the amount of restitution

A criminal restitution order does not prevent you from bringing a civil suit. However, any civil judgment would be reduced by the amount of...

Ohio: Personal injury claim?

The standard for making a case of "employer intentional tort" in Ohio is extraordinarily high. It doesn't sound likely on the facts you have...

If a video feed was showing a officer a time stamp of 13:30 hours real time,the camera was showing 1:30 on 10-27-2012.

The time shown on the video is not conclusive. The state will have to provide testimony that the time is accurate, or testimony as to what the...

The speedy trial statute requires that one charged with a felony must be brought to trial within 270 days of the arrest, unless there is a...