You’ve probably never wondered how many elevators there are in the state of Ohio, but the answer is “more than 34,000.” That’s a lot of equipment to maintain, especially when you consider that just 65 inspectors at the Ohio … [Read more...] about How Common are Elevator Injuries in Ohio? Can I Sue?
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iPhone 14 Crash Detection: What You Need to Know
The iPhone 14 hit the market in September with a brand new feature: crash detection. The new crash detection feature is also available on the Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE (second generation) and Apple Watch Ultra. To use … [Read more...] about iPhone 14 Crash Detection: What You Need to Know
What is the Average Personal Injury Verdict in Ohio?
At first glance, it seems like there’s a quick, simple answer to this question. A company called Jury Verdict Research recently reported that the average personal injury award in Ohio is just over $300,000. Unfortunately, that … [Read more...] about What is the Average Personal Injury Verdict in Ohio?
Halloween and Pedestrian Fatalities: What You Need to Know
On Halloween, there’s a lot more foot traffic than on the typical evening–especially an evening in late autumn. Many of those pedestrians are young children and adolescents, which complicates the driving situation further … [Read more...] about Halloween and Pedestrian Fatalities: What You Need to Know
Hammocks are More Dangerous Than You Think: Here’s Why
When installing a hammock, people are usually looking forward to relaxing with a book. They don’t think of the possibility for accidents, let alone serious injury or death. Yet, according to the U.S. Consumer Products Safety … [Read more...] about Hammocks are More Dangerous Than You Think: Here’s Why
How Turnout Gear May Be Hurting Ohio Firefighters
In the past few years, we’ve all gotten an education in personal protective equipment (PPE) and how important it can be in keeping people in certain professions healthy–and even alive. There may be no profession more reliant on … [Read more...] about How Turnout Gear May Be Hurting Ohio Firefighters