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Nurenberg Paris
Ohio Injury Lawyers with Experience
The Cleveland - Ohio injury lawyers at Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy know what matters most after you suffer a serious injury—experience, dedication, and results. Since 1928, our accident lawyers have provided thorough and aggressive representation for victims throughout Ohio, seeking justice on behalf of the injured.
Get the Help You Need
We are a sought-after accident and personal injury law firm located in Cleveland - Ohio. We’re fiercely dedicated to protecting the injured and winning justice for victims of negligence and wrongdoing. Nurenberg Paris is respected locally and nationally as a firm that knows how to win.
Our reputation for success is built on more than 80 years of experience in personal injury, car accident, ambulette accident, aviation accident, defective product, drug injuries, medical malpractice, social security disability, workers' compensation, and wrongful death litigation. We often work with counsel from other jurisdictions and many states throughout the country.
Experience Matters
If you’re suffering because of someone else’s negligence or misconduct, know there is a firm with the credentials you need. Our Ohio accident attorneys consistently take on high-profile cases and win, and we will fight for you. We also have the distinguished honor of being listed in the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
No case is too big or small. Give us a call or fill out a free online consultation form to talk to one of our skilled Ohio injury lawyers today. When you’re hurt, get what matters—Nurenberg Paris.
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When you’ve been hurt in an accident, turn to Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy. Our Ohio injury lawyers have won justice for the injured since 1928, and we will fight for you. With offices in Cleveland and Independence, we are conveniently located to serve victims throughout Ohio, including Akron and Toledo.
Fill out a free online consultation form or call us toll-free at (800) 562-7438. Experience matters—talk to an Ohio injury lawyer at Nurenberg Paris today.
Main Office:
1370 Ontario Street, Suite 100
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Phone: (216) 621-2300 or Toll Free:
(800) 562-7438 Fax: (216) 771-2242
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Independence Office:
6100 Oak Tree Boulevard, Suite 200
Independence, Ohio 44131
Toll Free: (800) 562-7438
Fax: (216) 771-2242
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Verdicts and Settlements
See More VerdictsBirth Trauma Settlement for $1.6 Million - $1,600,000
Birth Trauma Results in $7.7 Million Award - $7,700,000
Multiple Auto Verdicts for a Total of $119,200 - $119,200.00
Family Awarded $700,000 When Hospital Staff Fails to Monitor - $700,000
Scaffolding Fall Results in $4.1 Million Recovery - $4,100,000
Firm Blog
Ohio Implements Program To Improve Safety On Rural Roads
February 3, 2012
Turnpike Fatality - Trucking Association And Others Oppose Speed Limit Increases
January 31, 2012
Law Enforcement In Ohio Increasing DUI Patrols For Super Bowl
January 27, 2012
Fatigued Driving Issue Is Wide Awake - Debating The New Truck Driver Hours-of-Service Rule
January 20, 2012
Accident In Parma Blamed On Driver's Obstructed View Of The Road
January 20, 2012
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Jury Trial Results
- Alaska Airlines Flight 261 Cases Resolved for 0ver $300 Million Dollars* (*As reported in The Seattle Times July 4, 2003.) - more
- Court Approves $31 Million Class Action Settlement Against State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company - more
- Court Approves $10 Million Class Action Settlement Against Spitzer Auto Dealer - more
- Birth Trauma Results in $7.7 Million Award - more
- Scaffolding Fall Results in $4.1 Million Recovery - more
- Birth Trauma Results in $4 Million Settlement - more
FIRM NEWSROOM
3 people die in Ohio plane crash
August 10, 2011
A plane that took off from Sullivan County Airport crashes leaving three people dead.
According to Holmes County, Ohio Coroner Dr. Robert Anthony, Phillip Hatfield, 48, and Tracy Custer, 38, both perished in the crash. The third person has not yet been indentified, pending family notification.
According to Dr. Anthony, both Hatfeld and Custer are both from the Terre Haute area.
The manager of the Sullivan County Airport said a Piper Apache Twin Engine Plane, registered to Hatfield, took off from the airport Monday morning.
After failing to show up at its destination of Steubenville, Ohio, the plane was reported missing. It was located Tuesday by authorities in Holmes County, Ohio. All three passengers died.
The Sullivan County Airport manager said the news was heartbreaking, adding these are the first fatalities linked to the airport since it opened in 1966.
The crash is being investigated by the Holmes County Sheriffs Department in Ohio.
Plane in Guyana Crash Slid off Runway
July 31, 2011
The Caribbean Airlines jetliner that broke apart Saturday after landing and sliding off a slick Guyana runway, without any fatalities, represents the type of accident international air-safety experts have been working the hardest to prevent in recent years.
Crash cause remains unclear, Names of crew and patient released
NewspressNow.com
Kristin Hoppa
St. Joseph News-Press
As federal investigators continued to comb through a field of wreckage, Air Methods Corp. released new details concerning the LifeNet helicopter crash that killed four individuals Friday night. The medical helicopter was low on fuel at the time of the crash, but officials said it could be some time before the exact cause is known.
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