Naymik quoted editor Chris Quinn in his write-up of the court's decision, which was an A1 story in the Sunday Plain Dealer.This case started with a handwritten complaint I filed with the Ohio Court of Claims. Of course, it was the excellent legal work of Melissa Bertke at Baker Hostetler that got us here. https://t.co/FarIzvJ0K5
— mark naymik (@marknaymik) April 28, 2018
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