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As outlined by the Diocese of Cleveland in their informational resource “Workers’ Compensation,” the Workers’ Compensation Office oversees a range of functions critical to injured employees, including claims processing, medical and indemnity benefit payments, and hearings before the Industrial Commission.   For employees hurt on the job, understanding how the workers’ compensation process works is […]

As reported by Cerebral Palsy Guide in their article “What to Know About Different Types of Birth Injuries,” childbirth should be a moment of celebration, but complications during pregnancy, labor, or delivery can sometimes result in birth injuries. While some of these incidents are unavoidable, others may be caused by preventable medical mistakes.   Birth […]

As outlined by AllLaw in the article “Endoscopy: Risks, Injury, and Medical Malpractice Laws,” endoscopic procedures are generally safe, but when rare complications occur, they can lead to serious medical consequences—and potential legal action. The article explains how these injuries happen, what legal standards apply, and how injured patients can pursue medical malpractice claims.  An […]

As reported by News 5 Cleveland in the investigative piece “OH emergency vehicles at fault for thousands of crashes causing injuries, even death; immunity laws questioned,” thousands of Ohioans have suffered life-altering injuries from crashes caused by emergency vehicles—yet many find themselves unable to seek justice or compensation due to the state’s government immunity laws.   […]

As reported by News 5 Cleveland in the article “Lawsuit filed for crash that killed former broadcast journalist Bill Safos,” a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas in connection to the tragic crash that claimed the life of Bill Safos, a respected former reporter for WOIO and WKYC.  […]

As detailed by AllLaw in the article “What Is Medical Negligence?”, the term “medical negligence” is often used interchangeably with medical malpractice, but legally, there’s a crucial distinction. Medical negligence is one of several components required to establish a valid malpractice claim, and understanding what it entails is the first step toward protecting your rights […]

When you place a loved one in a nursing home, you expect safe, compassionate care. Sadly, neglect still happens—and proving it takes a careful, informed legal approach. Signs of Nursing Home Neglect Not all mistreatment is visible, but here are red flags that may indicate neglect or abuse: Building a Strong Case with Skolnick Law […]

As outlined by AllLaw in the article “Tips for Getting the Best Personal Injury Settlement,” successful negotiations for personal injury claims require preparation, patience, and a strategic approach. The article, published by Nolo, offers six core tactics that can help claimants avoid leaving money on the table during settlement discussions. A key first step is […]

As reported by Cleveland.com in the article “10 months later, Bibb’s driver has yet to face a reprimand in crash as case drags on,” the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a pivotal case on free speech that challenges Colorado’s statewide ban on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ youth. The decision, expected in 2026, could […]