Dickson & Campbell, L.L.C. v. Marshall
Citations
- 2017 Ohio 1032
Syllabus
Summary judgment lawyer-client contracts fraud theft conversion embezzlement. Appellee failed to provide evidence that appellant made a representation to appellee to establish that fraud was committed on appellee. Appellant failed to present any evidence to create a genuine issue of material fact to overcome appellee's motion for summary judgment on appellee's claims of theft, conversion and embezzlement. The trial court erred where it awarded damages to appellee without conducting a hearing where appellant could have been heard on the issue.
Judges: Jones
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