One of the most important decisions in a personal injury case is whether to accept a settlement offer or continue toward trial. Many injured people assume there is a universally correct answer. In reality, there is not. Every case is different, and the right decision […]
Read MoreA vacation injury can turn a planned getaway into a stressful legal and financial situation within minutes. One moment you are enjoying time away, and the next you’re navigating emergency medical care, different state laws, rental vehicles, insurance adjusters, and questions about how to get […]
Read MoreBooking an Airbnb or Vrbo should be the start of a carefree getaway, not the precursor to a trip to the emergency room. You expect comfort, safety, maybe even a touch of luxury. But when a broken stair, faulty outlet, or slick walkway sends you […]
Read MoreIf you’ve been injured through no fault of your own, you might be entitled to financial compensation. A civil suit offers you the path to damages for your physical, emotional, and financial losses, but going it alone can be a major mistake. The first thing […]
Read MoreOn April 2, 2025, the United States Supreme Court delivered a significant decision that clarifies how the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) applies to personal injury cases. While the case hasn’t generated mainstream attention, it has serious implications for victims seeking justice—especially when […]
Read MoreAlthough Ohio doesn’t require doctors to have medical malpractice insurance, most hospitals and clinics they work for do. In addition, self-employed doctors who work as contractors or who own their own practices also usually purchase medical malpractice insurance to protect themselves. Because of this, there’s […]
Read MoreA traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by an object that penetrates the skull and damages the brain tissue. According to the CDC, there were over 69,000 TBI-related deaths in the United States in 2021, […]
Read MoreThe common image of nursing home residents being confined to their rooms all day isn’t accurate for many people who live in long-term care facilities. Many nursing homes work hard to keep residents active and engaged both within their facilities and in their local communities. […]
Read MoreQ: I was making a delivery for work and was injured when I slipped in the parking lot. Can I sue the place I fell? A: Whenever you’re injured at work, you likely have a valid worker’s compensation claim. When you’re injured while working due […]
Read MoreQ: I was in an accident last month and I thought I could handle everything with the insurance company myself, but I’m having problems. Is it too late to hire an attorney? A: In general, it is always the best practice to contact an attorney […]
Read MoreQ: I was recently diagnosed with Covid-19 after shopping at a store where the cashier wasn’t wearing a mask. Can I sue the store for my medical bills? A: Under the current pandemic-related orders in most states, everyone who enters any public space is supposed […]
Read MoreQ: I was in a serious auto accident but the person who hit me only had state minimum coverage. I don’t think that can even cover some of my hospital bills. Do I have any options? A: Though most auto accidents don’t approach the insurance […]
Read MoreQ: While walking downtown, I was hit by a car that drove away before I could get any information about the driver or the car. Do I have any options at all to pay for my injuries? A: Being hit by an automobile while a […]
Read MoreQ: I was recently diagnosed with COVID-19 that I suspect I contracted at work because my employer did not provide enough protective equipment. Do I have a workers’ compensation claim? A: Generally speaking, you cannot sue your employer for injuries or illness sustained while working. […]
Read MoreQ: I need my car fixed but I don’t know the other driver’s insurance information and the police report isn’t available yet. What can I do? A: Depending on the jurisdiction where your accident occurred, it can take many weeks and sometimes longer for a […]
Read MoreQ: Is there a time limit to file an injury claim after an accident? I told the insurance company I wasn’t hurt at first but now my doctor wants me to go through physical therapy. A: In Ohio, the only firm deadline to file an […]
Read MoreAfter an accident or injury that wasn’t your fault, you’ll need help when it comes to getting compensated. The odds of getting compensation are often stacked against innocent victims, as insurance companies have spent decades perfecting the art of reducing and denying otherwise valid claims. […]
Read MoreQ: I suffered an infection following a hip replacement. My doctor told me it was a risk of the surgery, but I feel like more could have been done to prevent it. I’m now facing a second surgery to clear up the infection. Do I […]
Read MoreQ: I was hurt in an accident and I haven’t been able to work since. How long does an insurance claim take? I need to pay my bills. A: A serious accident can upend your life in ways you might not expect. Apart from the […]
Read MoreQ: My mother died following a surgery 18 months ago. I’ve always wondered about what happened, but isn’t the medical malpractice statute one year? A: Few things in life are more stressful than the passing of a loved one. Atop the heartache of the tragedy […]
Read MorePersonal injuries can happen at any place or time, but understanding if you have a case can be difficult. Zachary Belcher is our Intake attorney at Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy and is here to answer common questions we receive about personal injury cases. Q: […]
Read MoreEvery day we receive calls asking questions about medical malpractice, auto accidents and more incidents that have happened to them. Zachary Belcher is our Intake attorney at Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy and he is here to answer those questions. Q: My child was recently […]
Read MoreThere’s no getting around it—accidents and injuries can put victims and their families in serious financial trouble. In addition to typically requiring emergency medical treatments, overnight stays in the hospital, and physical rehabilitation, serious injuries can also put victims out of work. And when accident […]
Read MoreOver 169.5 million people in the U.S., more than half the population, are Facebook users, and the odds are good that you’re one of them. Even if you’re not on Facebook, there’s a good chance you use another social media platform, such as Twitter or […]
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