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North Olmsted is a city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, with a population over 34,000. It is home to Moen Incorporated, a well-known fixture and faucet company, as well as to the operations center of CommutAir, a regional airline.
In November 2009, auto dealers in Bedford filed a lawsuit against North Olmsted dealers seeking an injunction to prohibit North Olmsted dealers from using the phrase “Auto Mile” in their promotions. The Bedford group of auto dealers have been referred to as the “Bedford Auto Mile” for about 50 years and claim that the phrase was exclusively theirs, and North Olmsted’s use of the phrase will confuse customers. The North Olmsted dealers claim that the suit lacks any merit, for several dealers throughout the country already use the term in their promotional materials.
If you’re from North Olmsted and find yourself embroiled in a lawsuit, or are considering filing one, you will most likely find yourself at the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, located in Cleveland. The Common Pleas Court presides over civil suits with amounts in controversy exceeding $15,000, as well as felony prosecutions, domestic relations matters, juvenile delinquency, and probate. If your civil suit contains an amount in controversy less than $15,000, your matter will be adjudicated by the Rocky River Municipal Court, which has jurisdiction over the city of North Olmsted. The Municipal Court also presides over traffic violations, local ordinance violations, and misdemeanors.
Regardless of which court you go to, a lawyer is a critical component to successful resolution of your case. North Olmsted is home to a number of well qualified attorneys specializing in all areas of the law, and LegalMatch is designed to help you parse through these attorneys and find the one that is right for you. Simply fill out our client intake form and North Olmsted attorneys specializing in your legal issue will respond to your inquiry.
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