As reported by WCPO Cincinnati in the article “Ohio bill would add criminal charges for auto crashes causing injury,” a new proposal in the Ohio House could drastically reshape how traffic-related injuries are prosecuted. House Bill 653 aims to make it a criminal offense to cause serious physical harm to another person as a result […]
As explained by FindLaw in the article “Slip-and-Fall on an Icy Sidewalk: Can You Sue?” icy sidewalks pose a serious risk for injury each winter—and if you’ve been hurt, you may be wondering if you have legal options. The answer depends on who was responsible for maintaining the property where you fell. Slip-and-fall cases involving […]
As outlined in LawInfo’s article “Ohio Personal Injury Laws,” individuals harmed due to another party’s negligence or wrongdoing may have the right to seek compensation under Ohio’s civil laws. These injuries can involve not only physical harm but also emotional distress, loss of income, or long-term suffering. Personal injury law in Ohio classifies cases into […]
As outlined by FindLaw in the article “Stages of a Personal Injury Case,” accident and injury lawsuits can vary widely, but they typically follow a consistent set of stages. From seeking immediate medical care to navigating insurance claims, each step plays a critical role in determining the outcome of a personal injury case. The first […]
As reported by the legal team at AllLaw in the article “What Is the Personal Injury Statute of Limitations in Ohio?”, most personal injury claims in Ohio must be filed within two years from the date of injury. This statute of limitations is not just a technical rule—it’s a strict legal deadline that, if missed, […]
As detailed by the legal experts at Nolo in the article “Filing an Injury Claim Against the Government in Ohio,” injured individuals face a complex and restrictive process when seeking compensation from state or local entities in Ohio. Navigating governmental immunity, strict deadlines, and capped damages are just a few of the hurdles claimants must […]
As explained in House Digest’s article “Are Homeowners Responsible For Injuries Due To Not Shoveling Snow Or Ice?” by writer Kristin Park, legal liability for winter-related slip-and-fall injuries varies by state, and homeowners should be aware of the laws that apply to them—especially in snowy regions like Ohio. Legal expert Danny Karon, a law professor […]
As reported by NBC4i’s Maeve Walsh in the article “All about six new laws in Ohio that go into effect today,” several important laws signed by Governor Mike DeWine are now in effect across the state. These new measures address school policy, drunk driving penalties, and disciplinary actions in public education. Among the most prominent […]
As shared by Cleveland Clinic in its informative piece on “birth injuries”, while birth injuries are relatively uncommon, they remain a source of concern for many new and expecting parents. Most injuries that occur during delivery are minor and resolve with little or no treatment, but some can be more serious and require medical intervention. […]