Eric Heisig

Spotted today in an Ohio 10th District Court of Appeals opinion, in reference to the legal work the office of @DaveYostOH did to defend the state Department of Transportation from a wrongful death lawsuit. https://t.co/K3elkoh18O

A Judge Scott-led agency highlights Judge Scott.

Cleveland Housing Court @CleHousingCourt

In honor of Women's History Month, we're highlighting Cleveland Housing Court's Judge W. Moná Scott, who made history in 2019 when she was elected Administrative Judge of Cleveland Housing Court. Scott became the first woman elected to serve a full term as Housing Court Judge. https://t.co/ge73IOFoX8

If I ruled the journalism world, I'd ban the phrase "speaks out" and variations on it. It'd be gone, never to appear again.

RT @benjaminpenn: Scoop w/ @SuzanneMonyak: DOJ's civil rights division is opening investigations into allegations of workplace antisemitism…

Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Elizabeth T. Clement was announced Wednesday as the next president of the National Center for State Courts. https://t.co/KSSMcoopjo

Gov. DeWine has appealed the judge's ruling and asked him to halt it pending the outcome, according to court documents filed Tuesday.

Eric Heisig @eheisig

Gov. Mike DeWine must work to get an estimated $900M the feds allocated to Ohio during the pandemic for an unemployment expansion program that he forewent by pulling the state out of the program before it expired, a judge ruled Wednesday. https://t.co/nGTykOc5za

Southern District of Ohio (think Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton) US Attorney Kenneth Parker has left the office, according to a news release issued this afternoon. It mentions his "termination." Such departures are common as a new presidential administration takes over.

Toni Bacon, a DOJ official known in Cleveland for helping lead a series of corruption prosecutions that upended the local Democratic Party (Dimora, Russo, etc.), signed the motion asking a judge to dismiss the indictment against New York Mayor Eric Adams. https://t.co/1vkYwf312O

Gov. Mike DeWine must work to get an estimated $900M the feds allocated to Ohio during the pandemic for an unemployment expansion program that he forewent by pulling the state out of the program before it expired, a judge ruled Wednesday. https://t.co/nGTykOc5za

RT @benjaminpenn: Scoop: Trump acting Deputy AG Emil Bove held a call for all 93 US attorneys today, directing them to lend line prosecutor…

Last Democrat on Ohio Supreme Court Adjusts to Going It Alone https://t.co/XVl3biN88p

Is it me, or has the Sixth Circuit been releasing opinions late every day this week?

RT @AndrewJTobias: Gov. Mike DeWine expected to pick Jon Husted for U.S. Senate https://t.co/lHkX1KbdwV

Some news out of rural Hardin County, Ohio: A judge today said the state can't enforce a law mandating flashing lights on animal-drawn carriages against the Amish people challenging it on religious freedom grounds. Here's the TRO: https://t.co/xkFRAF3snO

It's 2025. How are lawyers still allowed to submit pleadings that aren't text searchable?

Here's a story I did with @drewjourno.

Bloomberg Law: Environment @environment

California, Massachusetts, and New York have long been considered champions of climate change action. Now, Michigan has joined their ranks as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer enters her final two years at the helm. https://t.co/kzXyvrjTNG

RT @marknaymik: In the 1990s, the law firm Jones Day helped Art Modell in his bid to move the Browns to Baltimore. Now the firm is on the o…