Understanding Catastrophic Injuries
Anytime you are injured because of another person’s negligence, you have the right to seek compensation for the losses associated with your injuries. For most folks, those are injuries like broken bones or soft-tissue damage – things that will heal fully with the right medical treatment and time. But that’s not always the case. Some…
Read MoreWhat to Do if a Tailgating Driver Hits You
Tailgating is a common cause of car accidents in Ohio and can lead to serious injuries. Maybe you’re in traffic to see a Clippers game, or you are simply trying to get to work, but when drivers fail to maintain a safe distance, they increase the risk of rear-end collisions, resulting in significant harm. Tailgating…
Read MoreWhat to Do If Your Car Has a Recall
With the advancement of vehicle technology, it’s no surprise that recalls seem to be happening more and more these days. If you purchased a pre-owned vehicle with a recall or missed a manufacturer’s recall notice, you could unknowingly be driving a potential danger. While it may seem like a hassle to get your car fixed…
Read MoreSummertime Risks for Motorcycle Riders
Summer brings joy and excitement to motorcycle enthusiasts as they hit the open road, enjoying the freedom and exhilaration that riding provides. However, the warm weather months also present unique risks for motorcyclists. With increased traffic, changing road conditions, and a rise in recreational activities, it’s crucial for riders to be aware of the specific…
Read MoreSigns You Have a Concussion Due to a Car Accident
Imagine you were enjoying a Sunday drive on US 62 after a wonderful day at Franklin Park, only to be clipped by a sedan that neglected to stop at a stoplight, the driver distracted by their phone. When you are able to get your wits about you, you’re pretty sure you weren’t injured in the…
Read MoreThe Role of Foreseeability in Negligent Security Claims
When individuals suffer harm or injury due to inadequate security measures provided by property owners or occupiers, they are eligible to file a negligent security claim. One crucial element in establishing liability in these cases is the concept of foreseeability. Foreseeability refers to the ability to anticipate or predict potential harm or danger. Today we…
Read MoreCan You Get PTSD From a Truck Accident?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can develop in people who have experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. PTSD can occur after experiencing a single traumatic event or a series of events that are deeply distressing. One event that can lead to a person developing PTSD is a commercial truck accident.…
Read MoreIs Your Columbus Business Safe for Your Patrons?
One of the more critical aspects of running an establishment – whether a nightclub, bar, hotel, or shopping center – is security. The failure to provide adequate security can leave guests and patrons vulnerable to harm or violence, and potentially result in a negligent security lawsuit. These lawsuits can result in significant financial compensation to…
Read MoreWhy Cargo Spills Are So Dangerous to Drivers
Cities across Ohio, including Columbus, are transport hubs for various resources used around the United States. Therefore, it is common to see freight trucks driving and delivering precious items throughout the state. However, when any type of cargo or HAZMAT is spilled, it can cause a very dangerous situation for the truck drivers as well…
Read MoreSports Are a Leading Cause of Pediatric Concussion
Even though most parents are aware of the risks of head and brain injuries in sporting activities, it can send their lives into turmoil when they learn that their child has suffered a concussion or traumatic brain injury. When brain injuries like concussions occur or are suspected, the coach, league, or team is responsible for…
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