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Ohio Attorney General bans fees on out-of-state claims
Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill halted the fee system for handling claims against out-of-state firms not licensed in Ohio. Chief counsel Harold H Houston will process cases without fees until a policy is set. About 64,899 in fees paid since March to Myron D Malitz were shut off, with 6,724 200 in claims farmed out and 100 suits brought. 30 suits and 48 non suit claims settled for 194,700, state net 129,800 and Malitz 64,899. He stressed policy covers who handles cases and payment method, and abolition of contingent fees. Firms remain liable for licenses and penalties. Names of firms not provided.
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