Free Consultations 24/7
Home > Blog > What COVID-19 M...
Nov
04, 2024
Although getting compensation after a crash is possible if you’re ruled partially (but less than 51%) at fault for it, getting maximum compensation requires being assigned 0% fault. That’s because Ohio’s comparative negligence system reduces settlements by the percentage of fault assigned. In other words, at 20% fault, a $10,000 settlement becomes an $8,000 settlement. […]
Oct
28, 2024
It’s devastating to find out your loved one is being abused or neglected in their nursing home. You may be unsure of your next steps during this upsetting and confusing time, including how to properly report the mistreatment, get your loved one any necessary medical treatment, and hopefully protect other residents from becoming victims as […]
24, 2024
Losing a loved one because someone else was negligent is a devastating experience. In these situations, Ohio law allows surviving family members to seek justice through a wrongful death lawsuit. It’s important to know that filing these claims is time-sensitive because they are governed by a statute of limitations, which sets a deadline for initiating […]
21, 2024
Speeding tickets are among the most commonly issued traffic citations in America. Although speed limit signs are posted at regular intervals along Ohio’s roads, many drivers often exceed those limits for negligent reasons, including being in a hurry, being distracted, or simply due to a bad habit of frequently driving too fast. Speed limits are […]
14, 2024
Whether it’s due to illness, injury, or simply advanced age, many nursing home residents are in poor health. These residents need frequent care and help from staff members for tasks like taking their medications, getting to and from doctor’s appointments, and undergoing physical therapy and rehabilitation. Unfortunately, many of the most vulnerable residents in nursing […]
Accessibility Tools