Finding Ohio agency decisions can be tricky. According to the Ohio Administrative Law Handbook and Agency Directory (a Westlaw source), “State agencies are not required to publish their administrative decisions or opinions, which can present a challenge to the researcher …
When you’re asked to research an Ohio caselaw, statutory or regulatory issue, it’s tempting to dive directly into the primary sources and start searching. But you’ll quickly realize that this is often not the most efficient way to do legal …
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Transactional practice comes into play in areas such as business law, real estate, estate planning, and non-profit law, and practitioners use a wide array of documents, such as sample contacts and clauses, forms, and checklists. In Ohio, we have several …
Hannah Capitol Connection for Ohio legislative history research is a database available for students and staff through the law library. Hannah Capitol Connection provides one-stop shopping for Ohio legislative history documents corresponding to bills and acts from 1989 forward. What does …
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If you’ve had any legal research experience whatsoever, you’ve probably realized that some topics are covered by federal laws, others by state, and still others by local ordinances. Sometimes your question is a complicated mix of all of these. Pedestrian …
