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Hospital Found Not Liable

POLING attorney, Frederick A. Sewards, successfully argued an appeal before the 5th District Court of Appeal of Ohio on behalf of a hospital client. The Plaintiff had entered into a settlement and release of a co-Defendant physician and Mr. Sewards ...

POLING Attorney Successfully Defend Appeal

Brant Poling and Zachary Hoover successfully defended an appeal of a jury verdict in favor of the physician and his practice group wherein the appellant alleged an abuse of discretion in exclusion of testimony from a treating provider ...

Court Upholds Wrongful Death Dismissal

Congratulations to TEAM POLING for their win in the Fourth District Court of Appeals on behalf of their Hospital client! The Court upheld the dismissal of a wrongful death matter on a Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings on the basis that a physician cannot rely on another provider’s determination of a breach of the

Can Your Employer Require You to Receive a COVID-19 Vaccine?

Employers can make vaccination a requirement to employment or continued employment. But there are a number of exceptions related to disability and religious beliefs that prohibit vaccinations. In all likelihood, employers are more likely to strongly encourage their employees to be vaccinated rather than requiring it.

Case Dismissed In Favor of Hospital

Brant Poling and Zachary Hoover obtained a defense verdict in the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas in a case involving an alleged failure to inform the patient of a broken spinal cord stimulator lead that was retained in the patient’s back following a revision surgery.

POLING Obtains a Verdict for the Defense in One Hour

Brant Poling and Zachary Hoover obtained a defense verdict in the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas in a case involving an alleged failure to inform the patient of a broken spinal cord stimulator lead that was retained in the patient’s back following a revision surgery.