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What Happens When Collision Avoidance Technology Causes a Crash
Crash avoidance technologies such as forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and lane departure warning are credited with reducing traffic collisions and saving lives. But vehicle safety technology does not replace the driver’s duty of care. And sometimes, the technology itself can cause—rather than prevent—car accidents. Increasing Roadway Deaths: Is More Tech the Answer? Vehicle …
Do I Have a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit? What Makes a Viable MedMal Case
Medicine is an imperfect science. While most doctors spend 10 to 14 years honing their skills before entering private practice, they still make mistakes. Sometimes, these mistakes result in harm to their patients. But when do errors rise to the level of medical negligence? The injury attorneys at Graham Law receive many calls requesting consultations …
Ohio’s Revenge Porn Law Carries Criminal and Civil Penalties
With almost everyone now carrying a smartphone that doubles as a camera and video recorder, capturing the moment has never been easier. But if that moment happens to feature sexually explicit images or video between you and a consensual partner, this material can later be used, without your consent, for abuse or extortion—a tactic known …
How To End or Modify a Shared Driveway Easement Agreement
Shared driveways are a reality for many property owners in rural Ohio. Although a driveway easement can provide benefits, like splitting maintenance and repair costs with a neighbor, it can also be a source of conflict. Disagreements over shared driveway use can reach a stage where friendly resolution no longer seems possible. At that point, …
Telemedicine and Your Injury or Disability Case
Technology has made it easier to access health care services. Telemedicine, or telehealth, allows patients to meet with medical providers over the computer or phone, without the need for an in-person office visit. If you are dealing with a personal injury, workers’ compensation, or Social Security disability claim, telemedicine can be a valuable tool. There …
Social Security COLA: Payments To Increase 8.7% in 2023
Social Security recipients, including those who receive Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), can expect to see their benefit payments increase nearly 9% next year based on a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). The 8.7% Social Security COLA for 2023 is higher than the 2022 adjustment and the highest since 1981. It reflects the …
Multi-Vehicle Car Accidents and How Fault is Determined
Human error is the cause of nearly all motor vehicle crashes. In traffic, driver mistakes can compound and lead to multi-vehicle car accidents that make it difficult to determine exactly how the crash started and who’s to blame. Untangling the web of fault in a multi-car crash can involve a lot of finger-pointing, conflicting stories, …
Biden’s Federal Marijuana Pardon and What It Means for Ohio
President Biden recently announced that he is taking executive action to pardon those convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law. Biden also called on state governors to take similar action and erase state-level offenses for simple marijuana possession. Although recreational marijuana remains illegal in Ohio, 30 cities across the state have decriminalized cannabis. Ohio …