Personal InjuryWere you (or your child) bitten by a dog in Ohio? If so, you may be eligible to recover compensation for your physical, emotional, and financial damages. The nature of dog bites and animal attacks make these injuries especially traumatic, both physically and psychologically. Ohio law (R.C. 955.28) makes dog owners strictly liable for injuries, allowing victims to recover...
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Personal InjuryWhether you’re a new rider or a seasoned pro, it’s important to understand Ohio motorcycle laws. While motorcycles are subject to many of the same rules of the road as cars, there are a few motorcycle laws Ohio has adopted that apply specifically to two- and three-wheeled vehicles. Our motorcycle accident lawyers will explain. If you were injured in...
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Motorcycle crashes often cause serious harm. Without the protection of a vehicle’s frame, riders face direct impact during a collision. Even experienced riders wearing protective gear can suffer significant motorcycle accident injuries that require long recovery periods. Those who have been hurt in a crash should understand which motorcycle crash injuries occur most frequently and why early medical treatment...
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Car crashes can injure almost every part of the body. While many people think of whiplash or head trauma, the feet often take a heavy impact during collisions. When a driver braces for a crash or the vehicle floor buckles, serious damage can occur to the bones, joints, and soft tissues. Those living with a car accident foot injury...
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Rear-end collisions are the most common type of car accident. In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), rear-end crashes comprise approximately 30% of all car accidents nationwide. Given these facts, it is difficult to calculate an how much a rear end collision settlement is worth in Ohio accurately. Particular circumstances, including property damage, injuries, and...
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Thousands of motorcycle crashes happen in Ohio each year. If you were in a crash, it’s natural to want to know what caused it and how it could have been avoided. Here are the common causes of motorcycle accidents on Ohio roads and what to watch for every time you ride. To get more information and arrange a free...
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You were injured in an accident, and now you’re considering a claim. Medical bills are piling up, you can’t work, and you need to know: How long does a personal injury lawsuit take? While we’d like to say within a few days, the average time to settle a personal injury case in Ohio is six months to two years....
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Feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do after an accident is common. Do you have to call the police after an accident? Depending on the severity of the accident, you might be required to call the police in Ohio. For example, if someone sustained injuries, you must report the accident. Many drivers might hesitate to involve law enforcement,...
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Car accidents create violent forces that jar the brain against the inside of the skull. Even without an external wound, the brain may suffer harm that changes memory, mood, or physical abilities. The types of brain injuries from car accidents vary in severity, and each injury requires careful medical attention. Below, we describe five kinds of brain trauma from...
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T-bone accidents are some of the worst crashes in Ohio. When a car slams into the side of your vehicle, the impact can cause broken bones, head trauma, and more. These injuries can lead to costly medical treatment and missed work. If you have suffered injuries in a T-bone crash, you want to know what your case may be...
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