When Bob dies, Bob\u27s representative could file either action in order that his estate (in survival) or beneficiaries (in wrongful death) be compensated for losses stemming from his injuries or death. But in Peters v. Columbus Steel Castings Company, a more complex issue arose-what if Bob signed an agreement to arbitrate all of his claims against his employer? Would that bind Bob\u27s representative to arbitrate an action in survival? In wrongful death? Both? The Ohio Supreme Court answered that Bob\u27s representative would be compelled to arbitrate the survival claim, but not the wrongful death claim, as the latter is independent from the former. Bob\u27s beneficiaries may proceed in court on the wrongful death claim, even as the surviv...
In State ex re. Nyitray v. Industrial Commission, the Ohio Supreme Court recently overruled State ex...
Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace across the American legal landsca...
Plaintiff sued for her intestate\u27s death and conscious suffering negligently caused by defendant\...
When Bob dies, Bob\u27s representative could file either action in order that his estate (in surviva...
The doctrines of res judicata and estoppel by judgment are fundamental rules of the law which in bot...
The right of action for wrongful death was not seriously considered by the common law courts until 1...
Survival statutes have been adopted to avoid the effect of common law rules preventing claims for th...
The issue before the Missouri Supreme Court in Lawrence H was whether an arbitration agreement signe...
The availability of survival and wrongful death damages in 42 U.S.C. § 1983 cases is an area that in...
A recent case decided by the Appellate Court of Indiana raises the question of jurisdiction to appoi...
Since the adoption of the Fatal Accidents Act of 1846 in the United Kingdom, each of the fifty Unite...
The decedent recovered from defendant a judgment for personal injuries which was satisfied during de...
Plaintiff, an administrator appointed by an Illinois probate court, brought suit in Michigan under t...
The focus of this note will be on the statute of limitations applicable to the Ohio wrongful death s...
Wrongful death statutes originated out of a need to compensate the family of a decedent “whose life ...
In State ex re. Nyitray v. Industrial Commission, the Ohio Supreme Court recently overruled State ex...
Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace across the American legal landsca...
Plaintiff sued for her intestate\u27s death and conscious suffering negligently caused by defendant\...
When Bob dies, Bob\u27s representative could file either action in order that his estate (in surviva...
The doctrines of res judicata and estoppel by judgment are fundamental rules of the law which in bot...
The right of action for wrongful death was not seriously considered by the common law courts until 1...
Survival statutes have been adopted to avoid the effect of common law rules preventing claims for th...
The issue before the Missouri Supreme Court in Lawrence H was whether an arbitration agreement signe...
The availability of survival and wrongful death damages in 42 U.S.C. § 1983 cases is an area that in...
A recent case decided by the Appellate Court of Indiana raises the question of jurisdiction to appoi...
Since the adoption of the Fatal Accidents Act of 1846 in the United Kingdom, each of the fifty Unite...
The decedent recovered from defendant a judgment for personal injuries which was satisfied during de...
Plaintiff, an administrator appointed by an Illinois probate court, brought suit in Michigan under t...
The focus of this note will be on the statute of limitations applicable to the Ohio wrongful death s...
Wrongful death statutes originated out of a need to compensate the family of a decedent “whose life ...
In State ex re. Nyitray v. Industrial Commission, the Ohio Supreme Court recently overruled State ex...
Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace across the American legal landsca...
Plaintiff sued for her intestate\u27s death and conscious suffering negligently caused by defendant\...