Durst Kerridge

News for Sixth Circuit practitioners: The court has launched "Brief QC" - an automated system that checks your appellate briefs for compliance issues before you file. Starting June 2, 2025, you'll get a heads-up on potential problems and can choose to fix them or proceed. We break down what you need to know. https://durst.law/sixth-circuit-implements-innovative-brief-quality-control-program/

Today marked a significant moment for Durst Kerridge as Partner Paul R. Kerridge presented oral arguments before the Ohio Supreme Court in the case of In Re: L.E.S.

Paul was joined at counsel table by Durst Kerridge partner Alex J. Durst and our esteemed co-counsel Diana Link of Link Nestheide Family Law, whose steadfast advocacy over the past seven years laid the groundwork for this appellate argument.

Our firm's appellate experience, including Paul's background as a former Law Clerk to Justice Patrick Fischer of the Supreme Court of Ohio, complemented Diana's exceptional domestic relations law abilities.

Watch the oral argument on the Durst Kerridge blog: https://durst.law/kerridge-argues-before-ohio-supreme-court/

Durst Kerridge recently secured a TRO on behalf of our client Taste of Belgium, in a case before Hamilton County's commercial docket.

On short notice, our litigation team successfully protected the restaurant group's access to a key space at its commissary. The matter was reported in the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Read more about this case on our website: https://durst.law/durst-kerridge-wins-tro-for-prominent-cincinnati-restaurant-group/

California expands consumer-style debt collection protections to commercial transactions under $500,000, including MCA deals. Starting January 2025, SB 1286 brings significant changes to collection practices, compliance requirements, and guarantor protections. Read our analysis: https://durst.law/california-commercial-debt-protections/