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Three Reasons Why Ohioans Should Not Let Their Auto Insurance Lapse in The Covid-19 Era
Jun 05, 2020 Recent trends show that car insurance policies, as a result of COVID-19 and economic downturn, are lapsing for many drivers. Similar statistics also show that some drivers are reducing their insurance coverages to save financial resources. However, we believe it is important that drivers do their very best to keep their… Read More »
Four ways to cover personal injury case medical expenses if you have lost your health insurance (and job) as a result of COVID-19
May 15, 2020 Whether as a result of economic downturn, stay-at-home governmental orders, or other COVID-19 related reasons, many employers have been required to terminate their employees or close business causing those employees to lose their health insurance and other employment benefits. While losing one’s job and health insurance has general detrimental impacts, it… Read More »
ADA and COVID-19
Apr 07, 2020 What Employees Should Know About COVID-19 and the Americans with Disabilities Act With the recent declaration of COVID-19 as an international pandemic, employees might understandably have questions about how this affects their workplace rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), the federal law that bars employers from discriminating against qualified… Read More »
What to do if you get hit by a car as a pedestrian?
Mar 23, 2020 A recent Wall Street Journal article discussed an alarming public safety trend: In 2018, the number of pedestrian deaths in the United Stated reached a nearly 30-year high. An estimated 6,277 pedestrians died in 2018, accounting for 16% of total motor vehicle deaths. Unfortunately, statistics in Columbus, Ohio also reveal that… Read More »
Common third-party negligence claims in the workplace and the benefits of pursuing a third-party negligence claim for a workplace injury
Mar 10, 2020 When a workplace injury occurs, the worker typically is eligible for workers compensation benefits. However, in addition to applying for and receiving workers compensation benefits, in some situations, additional claims may be pursued against third-parties who caused the injury to the worker. These additional claims can often result in additional benefits… Read More »
What Damages Are Recoverable in a Wrongful Death Claim in Ohio?
Feb 17, 2020 The death of a family member is a tragic occurrence no matter how it happens. When the death of a loved one is unexpected, or caused by another’s negligence, recklessness, or carelessness, it can be even more difficult. In addition to the emotional hardships presented, financial burdens and other challenges presented… Read More »
5 Things You Should Do if You Get Hit by a Car While Riding a Bicycle
Feb 03, 2020 Although riding a bicycle can be a great way to commute, exercise, and is environmentally friendly, sharing the roadways with motorists can be dangerous. Statistics kept by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration show that 857 cyclists died after getting hit by cars or trucks during 2018. The federal agency further… Read More »
Car Accidents in Ohio and the Importance of Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Jan 21, 2020 In Ohio, law does not require drivers to carry uninsured motorist coverage. However, most attorneys who work with those injured in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents would recommend maintaining uninsured motorist coverage (also known as “UM”) for several reasons. Among those reasons, the following three may be among the most important:… Read More »
When Is a Personal Injury Considered Catastrophic in Ohio?
Jul 18, 2019 Any injury from a car crash, truck accident, slip and fall, or dog bite that requires medical treatment is serious and may merit filing a personal injury claim for compensation. Under the laws of Ohio, however, only certain types of injuries that result from someone else’s negligence or recklessness are personal… Read More »
Finding A Personal Injury Attorney in the Age of Information
May 30, 2019 In 2018, the Internet can answer any question we throw at it; sometimes doing its job too well. Typing a broad question into Google oftentimes loads an overwhelming amount of results, making it hard to distinguish the reliable information from the junk. Identifying the best resources is even more intimidating when… Read More »
