We have over 25 years of combined experience handling cases in state and federal courts and arbitration forums around the country. We have litigated cases of all shapes and sizes, involving individuals, small businesses, and Fortune 500 companies, with claims ranging from tens of thousands of dollars to hundreds of millions of dollars and more.

We have remarkably broad experience in a wide variety of substantive areas, including: accounting malpractice, antitrust, auto dealer rights and responsibilities, breach of contract, civil rights, class actions, construction, consumer protection, copyright, debt collection, Due Process, education, the Eighth Amendment, employment discrimination, false advertising, the False Claims Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the First Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, franchise, fraud, healthcare, home loans, insurance, landlord tenant, legal malpractice, mass torts, medical malpractice, mortgage refinancing, patent, personal and corporate torts, personal injury, product liability, real estate, securities and investments, telemarketing, text messages, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), Title VI, Title IX, trademark, unfair competition, and warranty.

Examples of the matters on which we’ve worked include:

• A qui tam lawsuit by several employees against an operator of private sector, post-secondary educational institutions alleging violations of the False Claims Act relating to the receipt of student financial aid from various states and the federal government, seeking more than $10 billion in damages.

• A lawsuit by a power company against an energy marketing company for breach of a twenty-year power supply agreement, which resulted in a settlement for the client of over $250 million.

• A lawsuit by two young women whose claims of sexual harassment within the Ohio Attorney General's office led to the resignation of the Attorney General.

• A lawsuit by the family of the victim of a fatal car accident before the Ohio Supreme Court which, in a landmark decision, unanimously held that the common law public-duty rule has been abrogated by Ohio's immunity statute.

• A class action lawsuit by the recipients of text messages against the sender, a restaurant chain, alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and seeking more than $250 million in damages.

• A lawsuit by the family of a young mother and three children under the age of four killed in a fire caused by a faulty electrical cord.

• A class action lawsuit by purchasers of health insurance and medical services against an insurance company and a hospital system alleging a conspiracy to raise prices in violation of the antitrust laws, seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.

• A lawsuit by the family of a young boy killed when a porch roof collapsed on him.

• A lawsuit by a real estate developer against a general contractor and dozens of subcontractors for deficient work on several apartment complexes, seeking damages of more than $40 million.

• A lawsuit by the family of a man electrocuted in his home due to a negligently installed air conditioning unit.

• A lawsuit by a business against the purchaser of its assets and the purchaser's lender, alleging that trust funds associated with the assets were liquidated by the purchaser and paid to the lender after the sale in violation of the law and in breach of the purchaser's obligation to deliver a portion of the funds to the seller after the closing, seeking damages of more than $10 million.

• A wrongful death lawsuit by the family of a sheriff's deputy killed while on duty.

• A class action lawsuit by the recipients of telephone calls against the caller, a debt collector, alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

• A lawsuit by a young man who suffered traumatic injury as a result of excessive force used against him by local police officers.

• A lawsuit against a manufacturer of voting machines and software alleging that the voting equipment it sold to more than 40 Ohio counties was defective.

• A lawsuit by a gasoline franchisee against its franchisor alleging that the franchisor breached the franchise agreement and violated the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing by constructing and operating a corporate-owned gasoline station on property near the franchisee's location.

• A lawsuit by the owner of a motor home against the motor home dealer and the manufacturer of the motor home's engine alleging that the motor home and engine were defective.

• A lawsuit by a landlord against its former tenant, a restaurant owner, for non-payment of rent, which included counterclaims by the tenant alleging constructive eviction and breach of the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment based on unsanitary conditions at the property.

• A lawsuit by several owners of commercial real estate, valued in excess of $50 million, against the lessee of the property alleging that the lease was fraudulently obtained and should be cancelled.

• A lawsuit by the family of a man who died in a fire caused by a faulty home appliance.

These are just a handful of examples. Please call us at (614) 354-4133, or email us at Info@JabeLawFirm.com, to discuss how we can put our experience to work for you in your case.