Riley v. Kessler

This cause came to be heard on the motion of the plaintiffs for a preliminary injunction, memoranda in support of that motion, the complaint and affidavits of the plaintiffs, and a judgment entry signed by attorneys for the parties and for members of the defendants’ class of creditors. Because this is a case of first impression in Ohio, the court feels constrained to express the reasons for its decisions to grant a temporary restraining order and to approve the class action settlement as required under Civ. R. 23 (E) even though the parties have consented to the Judgment Entry.

The facts are…