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Partner Matthew Vansuch Participates in the Ohio Supreme Court's First-Ever Remote Session
April 9, 2020
Partner Matt Vansuch participated in the Ohio Supreme Court’s remote hearing on Tuesday, April 7. This is the first such session to be conducted remotely due to coronavirus. Read more about it here.
Matt commented on this historic event noting “When there have been so many disruptions because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ohio Supreme Court wanted to set the example that Ohio’s judicial system remains open. Not only was it an honor and a professional milestone to argue in front of our state’s highest court, but it was also pretty amazing to be a part of a first.”
Matt is representing AWMS Water Solutions LLC et al. in State of Ohio ex rel., AWMS Water Solutions, LLC, et al. v. James Zehringer [Mary Mertz], Director Ohio Department of Natural Resources, et al., Case No. 2019-0493 (Eleventh District Court of Appeals (Trumbull County)). AWMS argues that the closing of their deep disposal well constitutes a taking because they are deprived of all economically viable use of the property.
Matt commented on this historic event noting “When there have been so many disruptions because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ohio Supreme Court wanted to set the example that Ohio’s judicial system remains open. Not only was it an honor and a professional milestone to argue in front of our state’s highest court, but it was also pretty amazing to be a part of a first.”
Matt is representing AWMS Water Solutions LLC et al. in State of Ohio ex rel., AWMS Water Solutions, LLC, et al. v. James Zehringer [Mary Mertz], Director Ohio Department of Natural Resources, et al., Case No. 2019-0493 (Eleventh District Court of Appeals (Trumbull County)). AWMS argues that the closing of their deep disposal well constitutes a taking because they are deprived of all economically viable use of the property.
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