January 14, 2021 In Cleveland Elec. Illum. Co. v. Cleveland, the Court granted appellant/cross-appellee Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company’s motion to file public versions of its first and third merit briefs. View Complete Third Announcement » The Court granted appellee Jamie Suwalski’s request for oral argument in State ex rel. Suwalski v. Peeler. View Complete Second Announcement » In In re Resignation of Winkfield, the Court accept the resignation with disciplinary action pending of Lawrence E. Winkfield of Columbus. The Court canceled oral argument of Columbus Bar Assn. v. Winkfield, scheduled for Jan. 26, and ordered Winkfield to pay the costs of the disciplinary proceedings. January 13, 2021 Relator Lorain County Bar Association withdrew its objections in Lorain Cty. Bar Assn. v. Vagotis, and the Court canceled oral argument for the case scheduled for March 3, 2021. January 12, 2021 In Disciplinary Counsel v. Mason, the Court reinstated Thomas L. Mason of Ashland to the practice of law in Ohio. January 11, 2021 At the request of the parties, the Court dismissed without prejudice In re Establishing the Clean Air Fund Rider Pursuant to R.C. 3706.46, after the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on Dec. 30, 2020, vacated its Aug. 26, 2020, entry authorizing the Clean Air Fund Rider and the collection of up to $170 million annually from customers. January 7, 2021 In State ex rel. Glass v. Pinkney, the Court dismissed the case after the parties announced they reached a settlement. January 6, 2021 In State v. Grate, the Court granted a stay of execution to appellant Shawn Grate until the exhaustion of all state postconviction proceedings, including any appeals. January 5, 2021 The parties in Papandreas v. McClain told the Court a settlement was reached, and appellant George Papandreas was given 60 days to file a formal request to dismiss the case. January 4, 2021 In State v. Anderson, the Court denied as moot appellant Lee Anderson’s request to reverse and remand his case to trial court. The Court remanded the case on Dec. 30. 2020. December 31, 2020 The Court dismissed State v. Serna as having been improvidently accepted. |