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VOLUME 27 NUMBER 1 JANUARY, 2021
50 YEARS
William P. Blair William W. Emley, Sr.
William F. Morris
Dennis J. Fox Randolph L. Snow
Congratulations to our 50-Year Honorees in 2021!
SCBA January, 2021 2021 CLE Seminars
Office Schedule Jan. 20, 2021 Virtual Lunch with a Judge
Live Interactive Webinar
Jan. 1st Office Closed in Observance See Pg. 2
of New Year’s Day
Jan. 6th 12:00 noon Family Law Committee Meeting Jan. 29, 2021 Criminal Law Live Interactive Webinar
Live Interactive Webinar See Pg. 3
Jan. 7th 12:00 noon Community Involvement Upcoming CLE Seminars - Details to Follow
Committee Meeting
May 13-14, 2021 2021 White Williams Bankruptcy
Jan. 11th 4:00 p.m. Disputed Fee Committee Meeting
Institute Live Interactive Webinar
Jan. 12th 12:00 noon Elder Law Committee Meeting
Live Interactive Webinar
May 20-21, 2021 2021 Estate Planning and Elder Law
Jan. 14th 12:00 noon Legal Aid/Pro Bono Symposium Live Interactive Webinar
Committee Meeting
Jan. 18th Office Closed in Observance of Elder Law Committee Meeting
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Tuesday, January 12, 2021 – 12:00 noon
Live Interactive Webinar
Jan. 19th 12:00 noon Corporate Law Committee Meeting
Live Interactive Webinar
Chaplain David O. Kling, of Crossroads Hospice, will
Jan. 19
th
3:45 p.m. Grievance Committee Meeting give a presentation on how different age demographics
cope with grief and loss.
Jan. 20th 4:00 p.m. Executive Committee Meeting
*
Jan. 28th 12:00 noon Military & Veterans Affairs Reminder: A - L!
Committee Meeting Complete your CLE by Dec. 31, 2021
*Self-study caps for judges and attorneys with the last
names beginnning with A-L have been waived for the
NOTARY EDUCATION CLASS & TESTING 2020-2021 compliance period ending December 31, 2021.
Classes and Testing offered every 2nd & 4th Tuesday You may complete all CLE requirments through approved
Stark County Bar Association Office self-study courses, including live interactive webinars.
*By Appointment Only*
1 Hour Renewal Education Class • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Notice
The Bar Office e-mail addresses:
3 Hour New Notary Public Education Class Tina@StarkCtyBar.com
12:00 Noon – 3:00 PM SCBAReferral@StarkCtyBar.com
CLE@StarkCtyBar.com
TESTING 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
SCBANotary@StarkCtyBar.com
Online classes and testing available at our Visit us at www.StarkCtyBar.com
website: www.StarkCtyBar.com
THE BAR JOURNAL The Bar Journal is published monthly for all bar
members. Free to members, $20.00 per year to others.
Official Publication of the Stark County Bar Association
FOUNDED IN 1900
Suite 400, Courtyard Centre
All communications and editorial material should be
116 Cleveland Ave., N.W. • Canton, Ohio 44702 directed to the Bar Association office by the fifteenth
Ivan L. Redinger, Jr., Bar President day of the month preceding publication.
Tina McCort, Executive Director & Editor
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From Our President
A New Year, A New Day?
to promote the rule of law, defend liberty, and pursue
justice.”
As the cover page shows, this new year also begins the
annual recognition of those who in 2021 will have been
active lawyers for 50 years. I look forward to reading
more about each of them in features to come.
It seems that every time I make a purchase, I am asked
to complete a survey. Who has the time to respond to all
those requests. More importantly, I generally do not feel
a responsibility to comment on such brief interactions.
The Judiciary Committee’s Municipal Court Judicial
Performance Poll is not an effort to evaluate a trip
through a Taco Bell drive thru. It is an important tool
aimed at helping our courts improve the delivery of
justice. If you are a practitioner in our municipal courts,
you do have a responsibility to share your opinions. Please
take the time to complete and return the Poll.
At the 2019 retirement gathering for Judge Centrone
at Kozmo’s, a very persuasive Bar Executive Director
convinced both the then current and incoming Bar
Presidents to pose for a Christmas-themed picture. Some
Ivan L. Redinger, Jr. of you correctly guessed that Frosty was Tony Brown.
President, Stark County Bar Association Even wrong guesses were still in the raffle (and we promise
never to reveal who you incorrectly identified). Chief
The process of vaccinating Stark County residents has Magistrate Matt Kreitzer was the winner of a Kozmo’s gift
begun. It will accelerate. To think that we have overcome certificate.
the ravages of COVID-19 would be a mistake. More will To enter this month’s $50.00 restaurant gift
be infected, more will die, and with relaxed behavior, certificate raffle, go to the “Looking Back … 1971”
those numbers will be even higher. Nevertheless, if we feature elsewhere in this issue. Find and email to Tina@
stay vigilant, if we maintain appropriate precautionary StarkCtyBar.com before January 12, the name of the dam
measures, we can look forward to some semblance of that opened that year. Even incorrect answers are entered
normalcy later this year. into the raffle.
The Law Day Committee remains one of our most Your generosity resulted in a contribution of $3,300.00
ambitious committees. The list of activities associated to the Community Christmas Program. Well done!
with this celebration is long, reaching far beyond our For 2021, the Ohio Supreme Court has waived the
membership. At the most recent committee meeting, self-study caps for judges, magistrates, and attorneys
members focused on achievement of accomplishable goals to complete the CLE requirements for the 2020-
considering lingering limitations likely to be posed by 2021 compliance period ending December 31, 2021.
COVID-19 in May. Final decisions have not been made, Accordingly, all with last names beginning with A-L may
but it is likely that only remote activities will work, and a complete all CLE requirements through approved self-
luncheon hardly fits that description. Nevertheless, they study courses, including live interactive webinars, for the
are generating innovative ideas and plans which will result compliance period ending December 31, 2021. Consider
in a meaningful Law Day celebration. If you have a chance getting started with our “Lunch with a Judge” with Judge
to contribute or participate, please honor their efforts and Heath on January 20, as well as the Criminal Law Seminar
the Law Day spirit by joining in. on January 29.
The Law Day theme is: “Advancing the Rule of Law The Fry Family Farm Control 6 to Control 7 map
Now.” As stated by the ABA: “The rule of law is the snippet is on the back page. Remember, the entire
bedrock of American rights and liberties—in times of calm evolving map can be found at http://neooc.com/stark-
and unrest alike. The 2021 Law Day theme … reminds county-bar-association-member-page-an-adventure-
all of us that we the people share the responsibility exploring-balance-through-orienteering/.
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Stark County Bar Association’s
Administration of Justice Committee presents
Virtual Lunch with a Judge
• LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR •
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
12:00 Noon – 1:00 P.M. Ethics and Attorney Misconduct at Trial
The Honorable Taryn Heath, Stark County Common
Pleas Court General Division, will address ethics and
attorney misconduct at trial.
!
Virtual Lunch with a Judge
• LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR •
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
*Members: $30.00 Associate Members: $25.00 Non-Members: $55.00
Name_________________________________ Atty. Reg. No.________________
Address_____________________________________________________________
E-mail Address_______________________________________________________
Please mail your payment for these webinars to: Stark County Bar Association
116 Cleveland Avenue, N.W., Suite 400, Canton, Ohio 44702-1728
The seminar materials will be emailed to attendees prior to the webinar.
*PLEASE NOTE: If you are currently a member of any local bar association, you
may attend at our members’ price.
NO REFUNDS UNLESS RESERVATION CANCELLATION IS
RECEIVED 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF SEMINAR.
Application has been submitted for 1.00 Professional Conduct CLE Credit Hour.
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Stark County Bar Association
2021 Criminal Law Live Interactive Webinar
Friday, January 29, 2021
8:55 a.m. WELCOME
Anthony Koukoutas, Esq., Criminal Law Committee Chairman
Stacey Zipay, Esq., Criminal Law Committee Vice-Chairman
9:00 a.m. U.S. AND OHIO SUPREME COURT CASE UPDATE
Russell S. Bensing, Esq.
Cuyahoga County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
10:15 a.m. BREAK
10:30 a.m. MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) TO TREAT ADDICTION &
USING COUNSELING AND BEHAVIORAL THERAPIES
Ashleigh Abrigg, BrightView, Community Outreach Manager
James George, BrightView, Operations Director
11:15 a.m. COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES: THE EFFECTS OF CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS ON
FAMILY COURT CASES & BALANCING ACT: THE PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS
OF MARCY’S LAW
Michael Roth, Esq., Chief Assistant Prosecutor, Carroll County
11:45 a.m. UNIFORMED SENTENCING ENTRY; METHOD OF CONVICTIONS; SUPREME
COURT SENTENCING DATABASE
Honorable Kristin Farmer
Stark County Common Pleas Court, General Division
12:15 p.m. ADJOURN
2021 Criminal Law Live Interactive Webinar
!
Friday, January 29, 2021
*Members: $90.00 Associate Members: $75.00 Non-Members: $165.00
Name__________________________________________ Atty. Reg. No.______________________
Address___________________________________________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________________________
*PLEASE NOTE: If you are currently a member of any local bar association, you may attend at our members’ price.
The seminar materials will be emailed to attendees prior to the webinar.
Please mail checks to: Stark County Bar Association
116 Cleveland Avenue, N.W., Suite 400, Canton, Ohio 44702-1728
NO REFUNDS UNLESS RESERVATION CANCELLATION IS RECEIVED 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF SEMINAR.
Application applied for 3.00 General CLE Credit Hours including .75 Professional Conduct CLE Credit Hour.
THE STARK COUNTY BAR JOURNAL JANUARY, 2021 PAGE 3
The Supreme Court of Ohio
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS • October 16, 2020
[Cite as 10/16/2020 Administrative Actions, 2020-Ohio-4946.]
In re Waiver of the Self-Study Cap for Judges, Magistrates, and Attorneys in the 2020/2021 Continuing-Legal-
Education (“CLE”) Compliance Period
WHEREAS, on March 9, 2020, the Governor of Ohio issued Executive Order 2020-01D and declared a state of emergency
in Ohio in response to COVID-19;
WHEREAS, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization publicly characterized COVID-19 as a global “pandemic”
requiring “urgent and aggressive action” to control the spread of COVID-19;
WHEREAS, on March 13, 2020, the President of the United States declared a National Emergency;
WHEREAS, Gov.Bar R. X(4) and Gov.Jud.R. IV(4) dictate that judges, magistrates, and attorneys whose last names begin
with the letters A through L shall complete the required number of continuing-legal-education (“CLE”) hours on or before
December 31 of each odd-numbered year;
WHEREAS, Gov.Bar R. X(5)(E)(1), (5)(E)(2), Appendix I, Reg. 409.2, and Gov.Jud.R. IV(5)(E) dictate that CLE credit
for judges, magistrates, and attorneys is capped at 12 hours of self-study activities and 24 hours of live-interactive webinars
per biennial compliance period;
NOW THEREFORE, the Court hereby orders the following: In light of the COVID-19 pandemic causing the cancellation
of live, in-person CLE and for vital safety and logistical considerations concerning CLE, the self-study caps are waived for
judges, magistrates, and attorneys with last names beginning with A through L for the 2020-2021 compliance period ending
December 31, 2021.
Changes of Address New Member
William Mittas, Esquire Peter T. Cahoon, Esquire
Mittas Law Office, LLC 220 Market Avenue, South
1810 - 36th Street NW 8th Floor
Canton, OH 44709 Canton, OH 44702
PH: 330-452-4751 • FAX: 330-546-7402 PH: 330-655-0012 • FAX: 330-455-2108
pcahoon@lawlion.com
George O. Aljoe, Esquire Associated with: Tzangas Plakas Mannos Ltd.
7372 Lakeshore Boulevard
Mentor, OH 44060
PH: 216-861-0360
NOTICE
The Stark County Bar Association has possession of William Shetler’s files which may include original
documents that may be important to his clients and/or their family. William Shetler’s last known business address
was in Alliance, Ohio.
Those files are now available to his former clients at the Stark County Bar Association’s office. Please contact
the Bar Association at 330-453-0685 within 30 days to pick up the file.
Mark Percival, Chairman
Professional Continuity Committee
PAGE 4 THE STARK COUNTY BAR JOURNAL JANUARY, 2021
New Member Spotlight • Don’t Forget to Welcome...
Elaine K. Souder, Esquire
Why did you join the Stark County Bar Association?
As a Stark County native and member of a firm with
deep roots in Stark County, I wanted to be a part of the
Stark County legal community.
What practice areas interest you the most?
Insurance defense, business litigation, and general
litigation.
What was your most rewarding experience during law
school?
During law school, I was a member of the University
of Akron School of Law’s Trial Team. Through this
program, I not only had the opportunity to learn trial
skills from actual trial attorneys, but met Elaine K. Souder, Esquire
attorneys and other law students from Washington DC
Bowing Green State University, 2016
to Santa Monica, California.
The University of Akron School of Law, 2019
What groups or activities are you involved in outside Admitted to Bar in 2019
of work? Associated with Krugliak, Wilkins,
I am now an assistant coach for The University of Griffiths, & Dougherty Co., LPA
Akron School of Law Trial Team and assist the
Louisville High School’s Debate Team from time to
time. What is your favorite place to spend an evening or
meal in Stark County?
What motto will shape/ has shaped your legal career? The Conestoga Grill in downtown Canton.
“Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand
firm.” - Abraham Lincoln If you could clerk for any Supreme Court Justice in
history, who would it be?
What is your favorite legally-related movie or book? Justice Thurgood Marshall or Justice Robert Jackson.
My Cousin Vinny.
Associate Attorney Position
Positive, proactive and hard-working team player needed for a busy and diversified law firm. The ideal
candidate would have 1-3 years experience focused on estate planning, real estate and business. Strong writing,
research and communication skills a must.
Responsibilities would include transactional work on business and real estate matters, the ability to work
independently and turn projects around in a timely manner.
Submit resume and cover letter to jbing@gruberthomas.com.
THE STARK COUNTY BAR JOURNAL JANUARY, 2021 PAGE 5
Legal Avenues: Your Road to Solutions
The Importance of Best Practices in the He goes on to say that “Attorneys have ethical and common
law duties to take competent and reasonable measures to
New Cyber Dominated World, Part I safeguard information relating to clients and often have con-
tractual and regulatory duties. The safeguards should be in-
The coronavirus pandemic has completely turned the world cluded in a risk-based, comprehensive cybersecurity pro-
upside down. Nowhere is that more evident than in the court gram, including an incident response plan. Attorneys and
system of the United States. Courts have been forced to ad- law firms prepared for a security incident are more likely to
just to a completely different electronic procedural model in survive and limit damage. Those who are unprepared are
a very short period of time. Analysis is now under way to likely to spend more money, lose more time, and suffer more
determine which of these new cyber approaches works, and client and public relations problems.” 5
which needs to be eliminated.1 The recognition of the importance of cybersecurity to the
With this in mind, the Supreme Court of Ohio’s Task Force legal profession is not new, but it’s importance has grown
on Improving Court Operations Using Remote Technology exponentially in recent months. Luckily, resources are avail-
(iCOURT) sent out a brief survey to legal stakeholders in able to help attorneys struggling with these issues.
Ohio this fall to determine how remote technology was cur- At the national level, the American Bar Association provides
rently being utilized in the Ohio court system. Participants in access to the Legal Technology Resource Center (LTRC).
the survey were encouraged to return it promptly, and the The LTRC is an ABA member benefit provided by the
task force is supposed to issue findings and recommenda- ABA’s Law Practice Division which “helps lawyers identify
tions to the Ohio Supreme Court by June of 2021.2 opportunities, overcome obstacles, and understand how tech-
During this period of judicial self-assessment, it has become nology tools can improve their practices.”6
abundantly clear that a new set of technology-driven best- The LTRC released the results of their annual Legal Tech-
practices are taking shape within the legal profession. The nology Survey Report this year. (This survey collects data
rapid pace of technological change is unprecedented, and no from lawyers in private practice on a variety of topics related
legal entity is immune from it. Even the Supreme Court of to the use of technology within the practice of law.) An anal-
the United States transitioned this year to remote telephone ysis of the data indicates that “the use of certain security tools
audio appearances for oral arguments because of the pan- remains at less than half of respondents” and also there are
demic. This resulted in some interesting situations including “an increasing number of firms committing to cyber liability
one justice twice forgetting to unmute her device before insurance policies.”7
speaking, a different justice being “kicked off the line” be-
cause another telephone call came through on his phone, and Further analysis has shown that while having insurance poli-
the distinct sound of a toilet flushing coming through while cies in place is certainly wise, these policies will not prevent
one counsel was answering a question.3 an attack, and “ultimately, professionals in firms of all sizes
Some problems associated with the new dependence on need to synthesize good cybersecurity practices into the eve-
technology are much more serious and represent significant ryday practice of law.”8
financial and reputational threats to lawyers and their clients,
however. These potential dangers include “spearphishing, By Cathy Morgan, M.L.I.S.
ransomware, business email compromise, and lost and stolen Stark County Law Library
laptops, smartphones, and portable devices” according to camorgan@starkcountyohio.gov
attorney David G. Ries, a lawyer specializing in cybersecuri-
ty issues.4
Footnotes
1
Sukosd, Csaba. “Appellate Courts Adjust, Seek Improved Practices amid COVID-19 and Beyond” Court News Ohio. 22 Oct. 2020. Accessed 19
Nov. 2020. Available at: http://www.courtnewsohio.gov/bench/2020/appellateCourtsAdjust_102220.asp#.X7a2rc1KiUk
2
Yeager, Anne. “Survey Probes Tech Highs and Lows in Ohio Courts” Court News Ohio. 10 Nov. 2020. Accessed 17 Nov. 2020. Available at:
http://www.courtnewsohio.gov/happening/2020/icourtSurvey_111020.asp#.X7a_H81KiUk
3
Dixon Jr., Herbert B. “Pandemic Potpourri: The Legal Profession’s Rediscovery of Teleconferencing” Judges Journal. Fall 2020. Accessed 20 Nov.
2020. Available at: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/judicial/publications/judges_journal/2020/fall/pandemic-potpourri-legal-professions-
rediscovery-teleconferencing/
4
Ries, David G. “Cybersecurity for Attorneys: The Ethics of Incident Response” Law Practice Today. 13 Nov. 2020. Accessed 20 Nov. 2020.
Available at: https://www.lawpracticetoday.org/article/cybersecurity-attorneys-ethics-incident-response/
5
Ries.
6“
Legal Technology Resource Center” American Bar Association. Accessed 2 Dec. 2020. Available at: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/
departments_offices/legal_technology_resources/
7
Loughnane, John G. ”2020 Cybersecurity” American Bar Association. 19 Oct. 2020. Accessed 30 Nov. 2020. Available at: https://
www.americanbar.org/groups/law_practice/publications/techreport/2020/cybersecurity/
8
Loughnane.
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50 YEARS
LOOKING BACK…
1971 Trivia, Fun Facts, and History
March Bar Exam: 237 passed, 3 from Stark County
Cost of a First-Class Stamp: 0.06¢
World Series Champions: Pittsburgh Pirates
July Bar Exam: 492 passed, amount from Stark County
unknown NBA Champions: Milwaukee Bucks
US President: Richard M. Nixon Superbowl V Champions: Baltimore Colts
Top Song: Joy To The World (Three Dog Night) Average cost of an ad during Superbowl: $72,000.00
Top Movie: The French Connection NCAA Football Champions: Nebraska
Top TV Shows: All in the Family, The Flip Wilson Show 1971 Quote: “My bologna has a first name. It’s O-s-c-a-r. My
bologna has a second name. It’s M-e-y-e-r.”
Most Popular Toys: Weebles, Landslide, Uno
Average Income per year: $10,600.00
Average Cost of New Dodge Charger: $3,579
Major News Stories include Intel releases world’s first
microprocessor, the 4004; Aswan Dam is completed; Charles
Manson and three of his followers receive the death penalty;
Average cost of a Chevrolet Pickup: $2,229 National Public Radio (NPR) broadcasts for the first time; Walt
Disney World Resort opens in Florida; Mount Etna erupts;
Average Cost of a New Home: $28,300.00 Voting Age Lowered in the US and UK to 18; UK Moves to
Gallon of Gas: 0.36¢ Decimal Currency; San Fernando Valley Earthquake; and Ibrox
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