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Ohio Supreme Court Okays Damage Caps

The Ohio Supreme Court has determined that caps on damage settlements do not violate the state's Constitution, climaxing a 27-year effort by the state Legislature to write legislation imposing such li

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The Ohio Supreme Court has determined that caps on damage settlements do not violate the state’s Constitution, climaxing a 27-year effort by the state Legislature to write legislation imposing such limits that can pass legal muster.

Four other efforts by the state Legislature since 1975 to limit damage awards had been rejected by the Ohio Supreme Court as unconstitutional.

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