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Liggett Joins LNL

Luther L. Liggett, Jr. has joined the firm of Luper Neidenthal & Logan to continue his Government Relations practice statewide in all three branches of government, before State and Local agencies across Ohio. Liggett advocates Public Policy for clients, pursuing Government Contracts with emphasis on Public Works Construction; Corporate Litigation including Original Writs before the Supreme Court of Ohio; Administrative Adjudications, Licensure and Rulemaking; Legislative Drafting and Lobbying; and Election Law.Click for more

Did You Know That You Have Already Consented to a Blood-Alcohol Test?

The Ohio Supreme Court has recently upheld the constitutionality of Ohio Revised Code section 4511.19(A)(2), which requires the imposition of criminal penalties upon certain persons who refuse to consent to chemical testing after being arrested for drunk driving.Click for more

LEED® AP Attorneys Present Webinar

LNL’s three LEED® AP attorneys (David Scott, Matt Bierlein, and Tim Clayton) presented a webinar on January 27 to Meritas, a global affiliation of 168 law firms serving 232 markets wordwide, on the subjects of green building litigation, green leasing, and greenwashing. A recording of the webinar is available here

David Scott Elected to USGBC

LNL Shareholder David M. Scott, LEED® AP, was recently elected to the Board of Directors for the United States Green Building Council – Central Ohio Chapter. As the only law firm ever to win a SWACO Emerald Award, LNL is committed to sustainable business practices. As one of only two law firms in Ohio with three LEED® AP attorneys, LNL has the expertise to help architects, engineers, contractors, developers and suppliers meet the unique challenges of green building and construction projects.

Ohio Court Rules that Prevailing Wage is Applicable Only with Public Funds

On January 25, 2010, the Franklin County Common Pleas Court held that Ohio’s Prevailing Wage law does not apply to tenant improvements for leases entered into by public authorities within six months of construction completion, unless...Click for more