Recent Cases
Throwback Case Thursday: Police Brutality
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law, on August 29, 2012, at about 11:45 p.m., several Columbus police officers, arrested Joseph Hines, a black man, for littering and underage drinking. Hines was a 20-year-old student at the time and officers testified he had been resisting arrest. The officers used force in arresting the plaintiff, causing injuries, including…
3 Things To Consider When Deciding If Your Case Has Merit: Protesting
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law, with the start of Derek Chauvin’s trial, one of the four officers involved in George Floyd’s death, memories of the BLM protests spring to life. My office received many protestors calling frustrated and wondering if they even had a case. These instances can get confusing – my job is to clear these…
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law, Represents Survivors Of Police Brutality
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law, represents people whose civil rights have been violated by the police. David A. Goldstein represented an African-American male who was the survivor of police brutality and violations of his civil rights. On August 9, 2012, at 11:45 p.m., at least five City of Columbus police officers…
Village Of Brice Class Action Suit
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law To learn more about the Village of Brice Class Action Suit, please read the Columbus Dispatch article from January 15, 2016.
Hines v. City Of Columbus Police
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law, along with a Michigan law firm, represented Joseph Hines, an Ohio State University student, in United States Southern District Court asserting claims against three Columbus Division of Police officers alleging excessive force when they arrested him. After a five-day trial, the jury returned the verdict…
Consumer Sales Violation And Fraud
David A. Goldstein Co., L.P.A., Attorneys at Law, represented two homeowners in a case captioned Ohio State Home Services, Inc. Plaintiffs asserted claims in Franklin County Court of Common Pleas against a waterproofing company for breach of contract, fraud and Consumer Sales Violation. A Judgment was entered in…