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Summary judgment properly entered against plaintiff homeowner on trespass claim against bank that authorized a property inspection because the homeowner was in default on the mortgage and the mortgage contained a clause that specifically allowed the bank to inspect the premises and take reasonable steps to protect its interest in the property. Summary judgment properly entered against plaintiff homeowner on claims that inspection company and its contractors stole items from the homeowner because the homeowner failed to present any evidence to show that the property had been converted apart from a self-serving affidavit that did not raise a genuine issue of material fact.
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Andrew Paterno - who worked in the insurance business for 30 years - is the new president of Huntington Bank in West Virginia. Paterno had served as the vice chairman of the board of directors and as past regional managing director of Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA Inc.'s Mid-Atlantic Region. Paterno started his insurance career at McDonough Caperton Insurance Group - where he was president from 1983 to 1994 - and then acted as senior vice president, regional director, president and CEO of Acordia Mid- Atlantic, which became Wells Fargo in 2001.
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As some banks raise debit card and checking fees, Huntington Bank executives said they are getting a boost in business by staying fee- free. The company said Thursday during a report of third-quarter earnings they are encouraged by a surge in the number of consumer checking accounts.
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Civ.R. 60(B), cognovit judgment, summary judgment, res judicata, defense or counterclaim.
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Huntington Bank's name and logo soon will appear atop the Grant Building, as the bank moves to establish a regional headquarters at the Downtown office tower. About 185 employees will move into the second, fourth and fifth floors of the building next spring, the Columbus-based bank said Friday. At least 60 new jobs will be created by 2015 in commercial banking and other service areas.
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DEBTOR/CREDITOR INSURANCE: The trial court erred by granting a writ of execution against the cash value of a debtors whole-life insurance policies in contravention of R.C. 3911.10: although the insured had paid the premiums on his life-insurance policies in fraud of his creditors, the insurance policies had not matured, and there were no proceeds to garnish. Under R.C. 3911.10, life-insurance proceeds are exempt from creditors claims except for the amount of any premiums the insured paid in fraud of his creditors. A whole-life insurance policy does not have any proceeds until the policy matures, which occurs when an insured dies or voluntarily accepts the cash surrender value of the policy. See Deal v. Menke (C.P.1939), 14 O.O. 414; see also, Doethlaff v. Penn Mut. Life Ins. Co...
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The donation, in partnership with Big Lots and Meijer, is part of a $100,000 backpack and school supplies giveaway throughout the communities Huntington serves. Organizations receiving the backpacks in Southeast Michigan include: Huntington first initiated the Backpack Index to help families save for the cost of going back to school," said Steve Steinour, chairman, president and CEO of Huntington Bank. "This year with many families facing unemployment or reduced hours, the need for saving strategies is more critical than ever. Huntington has developed 10 savings tips that we think will help families save money and children learn more about managing money. Each year Huntington obtains the school supply lists of a crosssection of schools in its five-state footprint and compiles a list o...
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Civ.R. 53(D) requires a trial court to independently review objections to a magistrate's decision. R.C. 1302.65(C) and 1302.88(A) require a buyer to timely notify a seller of non-conformity when a tender has been accepted and the time for revocation has expired or the buyer is barred from any remedy for a breach. What constitutes adequate notice is a question for the fact-finder. An award of pre-judgment interest is required in actions for breach of contract. R.C. 1343.030(A). In awarding pre-judgment the trial court must determine the date the amount became due and payable.
