The recent Covid-19 epidemic has triggered an increased demand for food and grocery delivery. Though many restrictions on Ohio businesses have been lifted, many people remain hesitant to return to indoor dining and grocery stores. …
Ohio Bicyclist Deaths are Rare–But the News Isn’t All Good
In most years, about 20 bicyclists are killed on Ohio roads, and fewer than 1,000 are killed nationwide. Those numbers are small compared with other types of traffic fatalities, including pedestrian deaths. Still, motor vehicle-bicycle …
Pedestrian Accident Risk is on the Rise in Ohio
Though final data isn’t yet available, the Governors Highway Safety Administration (GHSA) is projecting that pedestrian fatalities around the country reached a 30-year high in 2019. GHSA estimates 6,590 pedestrian traffic deaths in 2019. The …
Vaping Lawsuits Spreading Across the U.S.
Just a couple of years ago, many were touting Juul pods and other vape related materials as the solution to America’s smoking problem. Vaping, we were told, provided a cleaner, safer way to ingest nicotine. …
Ohio Commercial Truck Crash Claims Bring Special Challenges
On the surface, a commercial trucking collision may seem very much like any other automobile crash. But a crash involving a big rig, tanker truck, or other large commercial vehicle is often more serious than …
Diagnosis-Related Injury: One of the Deadliest Types of Medical Malpractice
When you think of medical malpractice, you probably think of a specific event: The slip of a surgical blade, administration of the wrong medication, or the leaving of a sponge or other object inside a …
Ohio Contributory Fault Law: What you Need to Know
Most personal injury claims, such as car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and slip and fall injuries, are based in negligence. In other words, when you’re injured because someone else was negligent, you’re typically entitled to compensation. …
