Evans v. Akron Gen. Med. Ctr. (Slip Opinion)

Citation: 163 Ohio St. 3d 284,170 N.E.3d 1,2020 Ohio 5535

Court: Ohio Supreme Court · Filed: 2020-12-08 · Docket: 2019-0284
Published
Impact Score: 0/100 — Low impact: This case is narrowly focused with minimal precedential value.

Case Overview

Evans v. Akron Gen. Med. Ctr. (Slip Opinion) is a court opinion from the Ohio Supreme Court, filed on 2020-12-08 (Docket No. 2019-0284).

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Court Syllabus

Torts—Negligent hiring, retention, or supervision of an employee—Summary judgment—A plaintiff need not show that an employee has been adjudicated civilly liable or found guilty of a crime for the plaintiff to maintain a negligent hiring, retention, or supervision claim against the employer—Judgment affirmed and cause remanded to the trial court.

Case Details

Case NameEvans v. Akron Gen. Med. Ctr. (Slip Opinion)
Citation163 Ohio St. 3d 284,170 N.E.3d 1,2020 Ohio 5535
CourtOhio Supreme Court
Date Filed2020-12-08
Docket Number2019-0284
Precedential StatusPublished
Impact Score0 / 100
Jurisdictionoh

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