Results

Defense of large national real estate broker regarding a Creditor’s Bill Complaint against the broker’s real estate agent and the broker, seeking a non-wage garnishment of the agent’s real estate commissions.

Summary judgment granted in favor of construction company on negligence claims and motion in limine granted to exclude the plaintiffs’ experts and strike their report.

Successfully obtained dismissal of Condominium Owners’ Association and property management company. The appellate court upheld the trial court’s decision granting our motion to dismiss filed on behalf of the condo owners’ association and property management company on a homeowner’s counterclaims for wrongful foreclosure, fraud and violations of the fair debt collection practices act.

Kevin Foley, served as local counsel for the Institute for Justice, a non-profit, public interest law firm that protects property rights nationwide, to help Kermit Warren, a hardworking grandfather, recover his life savings wrongfully withheld by the Drug Enforcement Administration.

After obtaining summary judgment that a nurse was not deliberately indifferent to a prisoner’s serious medical needs for violating hospital policy regarding discharge after surgery, the judgement was affirmed on appeal.

We defended housing management company against claim of property damage related to stormwater. We obtained a dismissal based on statute of limitations and failure to prosecute.

Defended our client against claims of lock-out/tag-out, guarding, and e-stop regulations violations.

Successfully obtained summary judgment on behalf of jail doctor who was alleged to have been deliberately indifferent to an inmates serious medical needs by refusing to prescribe him a specific type of nerve medication as well as a desired pain medication.

After Michael Posey’s death in Ohio in 2019, group of his nieces and nephews challenged the validity of his last will and testament that was executed in Maryland in 2004. Reminger represented numerous beneficiaries under the will and defended against Plaintiffs’ claims of permanent insanity, lack of testamentary capacity, and undue influence. As a result of trial and the unanimous jury verdict, the will was upheld as valid and Michael Posey’s last wishes will be honored.

Defense of claim alleging negligence resulting in knee injury on premises of big box retailer.

Successfully obtained summary judgment for contractor of federal prison where she was alleged to have refused emergency care to an inmate based on lack of cause of action under Bivens or otherwise to assert the same.

Defended youth behavioral facility against appeal after the trial court dismissed claims raised by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services for the emergency appointment of a receiver. The appellate court affirmed the original ruling in favor of youth behavioral facility.

Defense of an attorney-trustee in trust lawsuit. The Federal Court dismissed the Plaintiff’s federal lawsuit on res judicata grounds. 

After obtaining dismissal of negligent claims against an insurance agent/broker of disability insurance based contributory negligence pursuant to choice of law and statute of limitations, the judgment was affirmed on appeal after oral argument.

Represented mental healthcare provider in professional liability claim.

Race discrimination, retaliation, and First Amendment retaliation case filed in federal court against a school district and several administrators.

Defense of a DNA testing and reporting entity on claims that pre-natal paternity testing results were fraudulently misrepresented to Plaintiff, and related claims for loss of parental consortium on behalf of minor plaintiff. Motion for Judgment on Pleadings was granted in favor of client on all claims, as Plaintiffs’ claim for fraudulent misrepresentation was not plead with sufficient particularity, and claim for loss of parental consortium did not exist under applicable law.

Obtained a determination of no probable cause in client’s favor against allegations of race discrimination.

Summary judgment granted in favor of a mobility company on negligence claims.

Defense of a police officer against an abuse of process claim.

Defense of nursing home facility against claim of intentional infliction of emotional distress for its efforts to collect on a past-due account. 

The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed the trial court's deciosion and granted our motion to dismiss a claim for legal malpractice against a guardian ad litem in the Kenton County Circuit Court. On February 22, 2022, the Kentucky Supreme Court denied discretionary review of the case.

Obtained a determination of no probable cause in client’s favor against allegations of sex discrimination. Successfully represented client on reconsideration hearing.

Represented addiction treatment center in professional liability claim.

Obtained a determination of no probable cause in client’s favor against allegation of disability discrimination based on administration of drug test policy.

Represented client during Ohio Attorney General’s Office investigation concerning charitable spending, obtaining a dismissal of the investigation with a finding of no wrongdoing.

Obtained Dismissal in Supreme Court Mandamus Action against two Judges over alleged failures to provide a victim statutory rights.

Plaintiff filed a lawsuit against our investment professional client, asserting various claims arising out of the recommendation of an annuity. We successfully argued the claims were time-barred, and further argued that the Plaintiff failed to state a claim under various securities/criminal statutes. The District Court agreed and dismissed all claims against our client. Additionally, the District Court deemed the Plaintiff a vexatious litigator under Federal law, and enjoined the Plaintiff from filing any new actions unless he sought permission from the Court in advance.

Represented Plaintiff in pursuit of a VSSR award.

Defense of neonatologist in medical malpractice claim alleging breach of standard of care which led to delay in treating necrotizing enterocolitis and bowel perforation in a premature baby.

Affirming trial court’s denial of Motion for Relief from Judgment stemming from the dismissal of a legal malpractice claim concerning an underlying adoption proceeding.

Defense of emergency medicine physician against wrongful death/medical negligence claim.

Successfully obtained partial summary judgment on “no pay, no play” statute establishing that the plaintiff is only entitled to economic damages arising out of a motor vehicle accident.

Obtained a determination of no probable cause in client’s favor against allegations of unlawful retaliation.

Successfully defended client regarding anti-discrimination housing policy.

Represented auto repair shop in negligence case.

Defense of police department against sexual harassment claim.

Defense of medical malpractice claim involving the negligent insertion of a Foley catheter and catheter guide which led to bladder perforation and permanent injury.

Defense of retailer in trip and fall case at distribution center.

Represented staffing agency in claim of sex discrimination and retaliation. 

Represented car dealership in charge alleging discrimination based on race, sex and retaliation. 

Obtained a determination of no probable cause in client’s favor in defense against allegations of disability discrimination based on reasonable accommodations concerning modifications to employment at the onset of COVID-19 pandemic.

Defense of retailer in trip and fall case.

Defense of retailer in slip and fall case at local store.

Defended retailer in property damage claim.

Affirming trial court’s dismissal of wrongful death claim filed after the expiration of the medical malpractice statute of repose.

Defense of claim alleging negligence on premises of big box retailer. 

Successful appeal of trial court order denying motion for summary judgment.

Defense of claim of breach of contract and contribution on long-term care contract.

Plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against our safety compliance consultant client, alleging intentional spoliation of evidence in connection with a workplace injury and workers’ compensation claim. We successfully argued that the consultant acted properly under applicable Iowa law and that Iowa does not recognize a claim for intentional spoliation, and obtained complete dismissal of all claims through a motion to dismiss.

Summary judgment granted in favor of Township Trustees on claims of employment and pay discrimination.

Defense of behavioral health facility medical malpractice claim.  

Obtained a disallowance of unemployment compensation in client’s favor against former employee who was terminated with just cause.

Plaintiff filed a lawsuit against our insurance and financial services client, alleging misrepresentation of policy coverage related to a motorcycle. We successfully argued that our client acted properly under applicable Iowa law, and obtained complete dismissal of all claims through the granting of our motion for summary judgment.

Represented urologists in a case involving complications with a penile implant surgery.

Reversing judgment of district court granting summary judgment in favor of defendants and remanding to state court.

Affirming judgment of district court granting summary judgment in favor of defendant corporation on plaintiff’s breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and promissory estoppel claims.

Affirming judgment of district court entering a jury verdict in favor of defendant medical provider and professional corporation on plaintiff’s claims for medical negligence and related claims.

Affirming judgment of district court granting summary judgment to defendant medical providers on claims of medical malpractice and constitutional violations.

Affirming judgment of district court granting summary judgment in favor of defendants on legal malpractice claim.

Affirming judgment of district court dismissing plaintiff homeowners claim of inhabitability.

Determining that, in those cases where an intentional act is substantially certain to cause injury, determination of an insured's subjective intent, or lack of subjective intent, is not conclusive of the issue of coverage).

Holding that federally mandated MCS-90 endorsement to a commercial trailer's policy obligated the insurer to indemnify the driver and owner of the tractor.

Holding that parents have the authority to bind their minor children to exculpatory agreements in favor of volunteers and sponsors of nonprofit sport activities.

Holding that the terms of employment not the provisions of W.Va. Code 21-5-1(c), determine whether fringe benefits have accrued so as to be included in the term "wages").

Affirming and reversing in part judgment of trial court granting plaintiff’s motion to compel and ordering in camera inspection of compelled discovery.

Represented real estate agent in professional liability claim.

Plaintiff claimed mental health agency performed deficient psychiatric exam resulting in his incarceration, defamation, and emotional distress.

Reversal of Denial of Partial Summary Judgment on Interlocutory Appeal in negligence and wrongful death claim against an adult day program.

Appellate court affirmed summary judgment in favor of our client on a claim for wrongful discharge in violation of public policy.

Represented factory in in charge alleging age discrimination.

Successfully resolved a $7M arbitration claim in a construction dispute in Los Angeles, California which resulted in no payment to the claimant and a sizeable recovery for the firm’s client.

Appellate court affirms trial court’s defense verdict of plaintiff’s medical malpractice claim. 

Defended mortgage loan servicer against claims of improperly collected money.

Defense of fast food restaurant against claims of negligence and products liability.

First of its kind defense of Prosecutor and Clerk of Courts for publicly making a Plaintiff’s personal driver’s license and date of birth information available. 

Summary judgment for Defendant following Plaintiff’s failure to timely respond to Requests for Admission regarding liability defenses in accident involving police cruiser.

Defense of appeal of trial court and Appeals Court orders enforcing arbitration of claims against assisted living facility.

Defense of alleged property damages and theft from a moving company.

Insurance broker negligent procurement claims related to commercial property coverage prior to substantial fire loss.

Holding that a plaintiff did not need to show that an employee had been adjudicated civilly liable or had been found guilty of a crime in order for the plaintiff to maintain a negligent hiring, retention, or supervision claim against an employer

Motion to Dismiss granted in a negligence action where Plaintiff alleged he was injured by a lightning strike.

Appellate court affirms trial court’s defense verdict of plaintiff’s medical malpractice claim. 

Defense of Title VII employment discrimination claim based on race.

Defense negligence claim brought by a Plaintiff who asserted she slipped and fell on a hazardous liquid substance at client’s convenience store.

Defense of worker’s compensation case wherein Claimant filed an appeal to a denial of right ear Eustachian tube dysfunction.

Plaintiff appealed trial court’s dismissal of plaintiff’s negligence claim against client, determining that plaintiff could not bring a stand alone negligence claim against a liquor-permit holder.

Motion for summary judgment granted in favor of nursing home against employee claims of age discrimination and retaliation.

Dismissed appeal for lack of jurisdiction because Bankruptcy Appellate Panel’s order remanding for completion of liability phase was not final for purposes of 28 U.S.C. § 158(d)(1).

Plaintiff filed suit for wrongful termination in violation of Ohio’s Whistleblower Protection Act and in violation of public policy, contending her termination was a result of her decision to report a coworker for perceived time theft and inappropriate use of a credit card. In reality, Plaintiff’s position was eliminated as the owners streamlined their operations through digital and technological upgrades. The defense moved for and was granted summary judgment on the grounds that (1) the Ohio Whistleblower Protection Act is meant to protect public, not private, harm; (2) Plaintiff could not establish a prima facie case under the Ohio Whistleblower Protection Act; and, (3) Plaintiff could not establish a prima facie case of wrongful discharge in violation of public policy.