The Ohio Supreme Court earlier this fall came out with an opinion in Hodesh v. Korelitz, 123 Ohio St.3d 72 (2009). For anyone wanting a springboard for teaching the basic differences between High-Low Agreements and Mary Carter Agreements, I think it’s a good case. It does not include every piece of detail one might reasonably want in order to dive deeply into things, but it’s a useful starting place. The Appellate Brief in this case (available through Westlaw) is a useful supplement.
Michael Moffitt
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