Personal Injury
Unmarked But on the Clock: What to Do If You’re Hit by a Gig Driver in Ohio
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, …
Non-Citizen Truck Drivers and Crashes: What Ohio Drivers Need to Know
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” …
Timing Is Everything: Understanding Ohio’s Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases
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 …
Big Rigs, Big Data: How Trucking Telematics Affects a Crash
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 …
Can I File a Motorcycle Accident Injury Claim If I Wasn’t Wearing a Helmet?
Motorcycles are much smaller and less well protected than other motor vehicles and almost always come out the worst in a crash between the two. A helmet can mean the difference between life and death, but Ohio does not require all riders to wear helmets. Those who choose to ride helmetless may wonder how this …
Caution Ahead: Record Ohio Road Construction Planned For 2025
Brake lights. Orange traffic cones and barrels. A neon-vested worker holds up a stop sign. Jackhammers vibrate in the distance. Heavy equipment rumbles and clangs just feet from your vehicle. A message flashes on an electronic board, telling you to expect delays. Traffic hits a standstill. You shift into park and wait for the go-ahead …
One Firm, Two Solutions: Personal Injury and Disability Claims
A personal injury settlement can provide much needed compensation, but it may not mean the end of your financial concerns, especially if your injuries prevent you from working long-term. It’s a mistake to wait until your personal injury case is settled before considering an application for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income …
Who Can Bring an Ohio Wrongful Death Claim?
Losing a loved one under any circumstances is one of the most tragic occurrences a family can experience. When that loss results from someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, Ohio law offers a path to justice through a type of personal injury lawsuit known as a wrongful death claim. But who exactly can step up to …