How Will Moving Affect My Child Custody Agreement?
Many people interested in moving look for better job opportunities, lower costs of living, or simply desire to be closer to family in other states. However, individuals who are divorced or separated and have children may experience complications when deciding to move. The reason for this is because there is most likely a child custody…
Read MoreHot Box Detector Products Did Not Stop the Ohio Train Derailment
According to a recent report by CNN, hot box detectors are placed on railroad tracks about every 20 miles. These detectors are responsible for recording temperatures of the railroad bearings when trains go by. Therefore, if the sensors determine that the bearing is too hot, the detectors are supposed to set off an alarm to…
Read MoreHow Do I Know if I’ve Been Injured by a Defective Product?
We talk a lot about defective products and product liability, but not too much about how these injuries actually happen – or how you know if your injuries were indeed caused by a malfunctioning or defective product in the first place. Understanding if a product directly caused your injuries or if you may simply have…
Read MoreWhat Is a Secondary Brain Injury?
Brain injuries happen as a result of trauma. Incidents like car accidents, big falls, sports injuries, and violence can all be to blame. However, brain injuries are still way more common than you may realize. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) actually estimates that there are over 1.5 million Americans who sustain a…
Read MoreCity Recognizes Speeding Issue in Downtown Columbus, OH
Columbus City Council officials have finally given some public recognition to the area’s growing speeding issue. The Columbus Dispatch published a story last week detailing the city’s plan to reduce traffic accidents, injuries, and fatalities. In an effort to do this, they will not only reduce the speed limit along downtown’s main roads from 35…
Read MoreChemical Exposure and Contaminated Water from Train Derailment in East Palestine, Ohio
Dead fish. Dead chickens. Plumes of toxic, billowing smoke. A water advisory. Every day, new stories arise about the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, a tiny town with fewer than 5,000 residents on the border of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Every day, we learn more about the effects of vinyl chloride gas on our air,…
Read MoreSigns Your Child May Be the Victim of Sexual Abuse
According to RAINN (the Rape, Abuse, & Incest Network), the government responds to a child sexual abuse report about every nine minutes. This is extremely alarming, but it is important to know and understand how often sexual abuse occurs among children, because the signs are not always easy to identify. Signs of sexual abuse among…
Read MoreCan the Design of the Road Affect the Behavior of Drivers?
Most of the time, motor vehicle accidents happen because of the errors or mistakes made by drivers. However, the negligent design of some highways, interstates, and roads in Columbus, Ohio, is leading to dangerous situations and unnecessary accidents. According to a recent report by The Ohio State University News, the way that roads look to…
Read MoreCongress Is Taking on Brain Injuries
Every year, millions of people sustain brain injuries. Whether from a fall at work or a rough tackle out on the field, everyone from children to the elderly face the risks of brain injury almost every day. The head is arguably the most important part of the body, as it contains the brain which is…
Read MoreTraffic Stops Are Money Makers in Ohio – But You Can Fight Back
For many people, a traffic ticket is a minor inconvenience. Most folks just pay the fine and go on their way, provided it won’t raise their insurance prices or put points on their licenses. But if you look closely, you’ll start to notice a pattern in small towns and cities across the country: a certain…
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