COLUMBUS, OH (July 30, 2026) – Isaac Wiles, a full-service law firm in Columbus, Ohio, is pleased to announce that ten of its attorneys have been selected to the 2027 Ohio Super Lawyers® list. Only 5% of Ohio lawyers are …
Artificial intelligence has become a regular part of daily life. It helps people draft emails, summarize information, plan travel and answer questions that once required a significant amount of time and research. Unsurprisingly, it has also found its way into …
On May 11, 2026, a neutral arbitrator upheld the College Sports Commission’s (CSC) rejection of NIL deals involving 18 University of Nebraska football players. The decision marks the first CSC arbitration under the House v. NCAA settlement framework, and an …
Of interest to cities, counties, schools, townships, villages and other numerous public entities across Ohio, the Ohio Supreme Court recently clarified what counts as a “physical defect” under Ohio law. In Hoskins v. City of Cleveland, 2026-Ohio-1225, the Ohio Supreme …
Franklin County’s request for two additional General Division judges raises an important question about access to justice: How does population growth affect the courts, case timelines and the people waiting for their day in court? In their latest article for …
Congratulations to our Partner Joanne Beasy for being reelected to Columbus Bar Association’s Board of Governors. Her dedication to our industry and clients is exemplary, and we look forward to seeing her continue to guide CBA members with strategic, valuable …
The explosion of online betting has changed the risk profile in divorce. What once required a trip to a casino now happens instantly through platforms like FanDuel and DraftKings, or even prediction markets like Polymarket. With constant access and direct …
We are excited to welcome Daniel Rohletter to Isaac Wiles. Dan focuses his practice on business acquisitions and divestitures, commercial real estate transactions and zoning and leasing, as well as commercial financing and creditors’ rights matters. He also brings valuable …
In a recent op-ed for Townhall, Partner Mark Weaver examines the viral Harris County courtroom incident through a broader lens: judicial temperament, public trust and the responsibility that comes with authority. His piece underscores a simple but essential principle of the …
