Ohio Saving Statute Refiling

Summary

Ohios saving statute permits refiling of state law claims dismissed without prejudice within one year, including after federal appeal dismissals. This applies to cases originally filed in Ohio. While no specific case was mentioned, consulting legal databases or an attorney can provide examples.

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Does Ohio's saving statute allow refiling of state law claims in Ohio state court that were dismissed without prejudice within one year of the dismissal by federal district court or within one year of the dismissal of appeal by federal court of appeals?
Ohio's saving statute does allow for the refiling of claims under certain conditions. Here are some key points:
- The saving statute permits refiling within one year if the initial case was dismissed without prejudice.
- It applies to cases dismissed by federal district courts and courts of appeals.
- The statute is specific to cases originally filed in Ohio.
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is there any court case where state law claims were refiled in Ohio state court that were dismissed without prejudice within the dismissal of the appeal by a federal court of appeals.
I'm not aware of a specific court case that matches your detailed scenario, but Ohio's saving statute does provide for this possibility. It allows for refiling state law claims dismissed without prejudice within one year, even after an appeal dismissal. For specific case examples, consulting a legal database or attorney might be beneficial.