Getting ready to paint one of our new office locations on Eastern Avenue in Cincinnati.

We provide some legal background for the Little Miami flag controversy in our blog post below. https://www.rittgers.com/blog/2020/09/the-little-miami-high-school-flag-controversy---protected-speech-or-a-legitimate-penalty-flag-for-in.shtml The Little Miami High School Flag Controversy - Protected Speech or a Legitimate Penalty Flag for Inappropriate Expression?

Konrad Kircher and Ryan McGraw finalized a $1 million settlement against the Columbus Archdiocese and St. Charles Prep on behalf of a student who was sexually abused by a now deceased priest and teacher. Also, as part of the settlement, the priest is now included on the Diocese's list of credibly accused priests – something the defendants fought at the beginning of the case. https://www.dispatch.com/news/20200826/columbus-catholic-diocese-settles-priest-sexual-abuse-case-for-1-million DISPATCH.COM Columbus Catholic Diocese settles priest sexual abuse case for $1 million

Ryan McGraw was able to collect all money lost, attorney fees, AND interest for this happy client!

We see more moving trucks around Oxford recently. Classes begin August 17 at Miami University. We are ready for your Butler County and Oxford legal needs and directly across the street from the courthouse.

Hank was running loose and stopped into the firm to say hello. Thankfully, Chelsea got him back to his owner. Have a happy Monday and great week everyone.

First jury trial post-covid ended with a not guilty verdict for each of the 11 indicted offenses - guilty of a few lesser included offenses which were much more appropriate. It was a pleasure working side by side with John O’Shea.

Flowers delivered for Barb Rowland from a happy client who received a $290,000 settlement this week.

In injury cases with insufficient insurance policy limits, the best injury attorneys quickly convey that the true value of the harm exceeds the policy limits. Lawyers with a history of jury trial success are in the best position to get maximum value for their client. RITTGERS.COM $1 Million Recovered for Local Woman Injured by Dog

Attorney Gus Lazares sent a person who was at-fault for a crash a letter requesting that he preserve any evidence related to the crash and injury to our client. The at-fault party sent a lengthy response demanding things in return. A part of the response is below:

Starting to move furniture into our East End office today - 3734 Eastern Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45226.

Attorney Neal Schuett recently achieved a great result for a deserving client by winning a motion to dismiss on a marijuana charge and subsequently winning the trial on the OVI charge. https://www.rittgers.com/blog/2020/10/ovi-refusal-ends-in-acquittal.shtml

Dog friendly Friday at the office. Have a safe and happy weekend everyone.

Matt and Lindsay getting demonstrative evidence ready for an upcoming jury trial.

As this article details, rich hospitals routinely profit from car crash victims by refusing to accept health insurance and then asserting liens for amounts far greater than they could collect through private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid. We routinely fight for injury victims by forcing providers to accept insurance and negotiating liens to a fraction of what is claimed. NYTIMES.COM How Rich Hospitals Profit From Patients in Car Crashes

OVI Case Dismissed After Urine Results Prove Innocence We frequently see innocent action marked as a "sign of impairment" in OVI traffic stops. This particular case proves no alcohol and no drugs were in our client despite the original charge and arrest claiming she was impaired by alcohol or drugs. Note: a defendant never has to prove innocence. OVI Case Dismissed After Urine Test Results Prove Innocence | Rittgers & Rittgers, Attorneys at Law

We are honored that the majority of our lawyers are included in the Super Lawyers lists this year. Every lawyer at our firm cares deeply about people and the law.

Five star review written by a very happy injury client. Matt Nakajima