Our Ohio Weekly: How LEBOR was defeated

The Lake Erie Bill of Rights, or LEBOR ballot initiative didn’t get very far after it was passed by Toledo…

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Ohio Farm Bureau had integral impact on LEBOR defeat

Ohio Farm Bureau supported the case of Mark Drewes against the Lake Erie Bill of Rights.

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City of Toledo LEBOR appeal dismissed

Toledo voters passed the Lake Erie Bill of Rights in 2019, giving Toledoans the legal right to sue anyone accused…

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Judge rules LEBOR invalid

Exactly one year after the Lake Erie Bill of Rights was challenged by a northwest Ohio farmer, U.S. District Court…

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Legal with Leah: New budget includes nuisance lawsuit protections

Some aspects of the new two-year state budget will better protect farmers from nuisance lawsuits. Ohio Farm Bureau Policy Counsel Leah…

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Across the Table: A small group of Toledoans just changed the world. Maybe.

Fewer than 9 percent of a city’s registered voters just passed the Lake Erie Bill of Rights, which declares that…

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Legal with Leah: LEBOR update

There have been many developments on the Lake Erie Bill of Rights (LEBOR) front since the law was passed by…

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Injunction pauses enforcement of LEBOR

Editor’s Note: Below is an update from Ohio Farm Bureau Executive Vice President Adam Sharp regarding the next development in…

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Farm Bureau to support farmer’s legal action against Lake Erie Bill of Rights

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation has pledged its support to member and Wood County farmer Mark Drewes, who today filed a…

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Ag districts provide defense for farmers

With the Feb. 26 special election on the Lake Erie Bill of Rights looming in the city of Toledo, Ohio…

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