In this case we defended a national real estate management company and certain partnerships that were sued in Kentucky regarding contractual issues by a business partner and guarantor. There was already similar litigation pending on similar issues in California. This case was essentially a “race to the courthouse” to determine which state would adjudicate the legal issues. After substantial motion practice, the Court granted our request to abstain from adjudicating the Kentucky case in order to let the California litigation proceed. The California litigation was subsequently settled.

As one of the world’s largest and most trusted companies, Procter & Gamble has no shortage of legal needs. Whether seeking counsel on corporate strategy, navigating real estate transactions or protecting their shareholders’ assets, P&G relies on its legal counsel to keep its business running efficiently. That’s why, for nearly 100 years, the consumer products giant has turned to Dinsmore.

“Dinsmore knows our business and understands our culture,” said Debbie Majoras, Chief Legal Officer for P&G.  “They remain a trusted ally for us because they are committed to our goals, our company’s success and meeting our legal needs. They bring tremendous value, and we enjoy working with them.”

Dinsmore works closely with P&G’s in-house lawyers to provide an array of services, from advising on all manners of contracts and agreements to corporate and securities counseling to handling real estate matters throughout the country. Dinsmore has also represented P&G in a variety of litigation matters over many years, including handling sophisticated product liability, class action, intellectual property and other complex commercial matters.

“Dinsmore is efficient and responsive, and we can count on great partnership and top quality work when we come to them,” said Majoras. “We truly value the special relationship we have built with them."

Dinsmore & Shohl represented Rookwood Partners in obtaining PUD approval for 12 acre mixed use project in the City of Norwood, Ohio.

Dinsmore & Shohl represented Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate, Inc. in the development, leasing and sale of Alexandria Village Green Shopping Center in the City of Alexandria, Kentucky.

Dinsmore & Shohl represented Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate, Inc. with respect to the acquisition, development, leasing, financing and sale of Algonquin Commons Shopping Centers in Kane County, Illinois.

Represented Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio, Inc. and its affiliates in the sale of a $7,400,000 skilled nursing facility located in Columbus, Ohio.

Dinsmore & Shohl represented The Procter & Gamble Company to ensure that proposed zoning map and text amendments would conform to existing and future uses of client’s property.

Dinsmore & Shohl represented Presbyterian Church of Wyoming in obtaining zoning approval of client’s development plan for expansion of its existing church facility.