Personal Injury

Garbage collection is one of those weekly events we barely pay attention to. The cans are rolled to the curb, put in position, and once they’re there, we don’t give them another thought until it’s time to bring them back in. Encountering a garbage truck on the street is a different story. These massive vehicles, …

The IRS’s 2026 tax season officially begins on Monday, January 26, 2026, when the agency starts accepting and processing 2025 federal tax returns. It runs through April 15, 2026—better known as “Tax Day.” Major life changes—such as marriage, divorce, having children, buying a home, or receiving a personal injury settlement—can all affect your taxes. If …

Taking a fall is something that can happen to any of us. A slick floor, an uneven surface, a missed step—and suddenly, you’re on the ground. Many falls are brushed off as embarrassing but harmless. But even a seemingly “routine” fall can cause serious injuries, including traumatic brain injuries and broken bones. For older adults, …

FedEx moves roughly 20% of all U.S. parcel volume, handling an average of 16 million packages per day. During the holiday season, that number skyrockets to 100–120 million packages a day, meaning Ohio roads see a massive surge in FedEx vans—many driven by temporary or seasonal workers. And many people wonder, “Do FedEx drivers need …

You’re stopped at a red light when suddenly, an SUV slams into the back of your car. Nothing about the other vehicle stands out. No company logo, no markings—just another nondescript vehicle on the road. When the driver gets out to talk to you, you notice a large red insulated bag on the passenger seat, …

In August, a non-citizen truck driver made an illegal U-turn and crashed on a Florida highway, killing three people. The deadly accident was one of several this year caused by foreign nationals living in the U.S., according to the Transportation Department, which has recently tightened requirements around commercial driver licenses and declared a “national emergency” …

You’ve probably heard of the “statute of limitations,” or SOL, but may not know exactly what it is, how it works, or why it matters for your case. Failing to file a lawsuit within the statute of limitations means you will be unable to collect compensation for your injuries, no matter how severe they are …

You’ve probably heard about driverless big rigs that use technology like radar, sensors, and artificial intelligence (AI). By the end of 2025, these futuristic “robotrucks” are expected to hit public highways in several southern states, traveling at speeds of up to 75 mph. While the idea of sharing the road with autonomous trucks is unsettling …