In this "Courtside at the Ohio Supreme Court: Reflections on Significant Decisions" post, Calfee Litigation Partner Andy Owen discusses the Supreme Court of Ohio's recent announcement that anyone seeking damages from a mortgage holder for failing to timely record the mortgage release need not prove that they were actually harmed by the failure to record.
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