Not because I think there is any chance you will be sued (no real chance of being sued, not enough money for them to even find a lawyer) but because if your window was defective and she missed work, the $300 seems fair.  

., but compared to the total transactions title claims are a small percentage, unless you're the one with the defective title. 

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Unfortunately, the costs they have to pay for undetected water damage and various other defects and many broken windows were much much higher.

If there is a defect during the sale process (which is common), the court will protect everyone else before the buyer. 

If the home has been vacant and the sellers don't have a clear knowledge of the homes defects have a very thorough home inspector or General Contractor go through the home with them first to build your Scope of Work.

Ohio has no laws, but there is court precedent that if latent defects are coupled with concealment or misrepresentation it voids caveat emptor and opens the seller to risk of fraud.

@Joseph HammelSome examples of estate planning I have done with my real estate clients include the use of family limited partnerships to freeze value of estate along with defective grantor trusts; LLCs with preferred interests (similar to debt instrument); sale of membership interests to defective grantor trusts; annual gifting of LLC interests using discounts for lack of marketability and/or lack of control, etc.

There is a chance that some additional defect will be observed or they get buyers remorse.

Now four years later in the inspection report from my buyer a more dramatic statement is made: "Polyethylene Plumbing Supply Lines have been known to to be randomly defective and can rapture without notice" and the buyer wants me to replace the Polybutylene Pipes in the condo.