As a cyclist, you’re probably familiar with how the unpredictability of the road can lead to unforeseen accidents. With over 1,200 bicycle accidents occurring in Ohio annually, the dangers faced by cyclists are more common than we may realize.  If you’ve been hit while biking, the moments and days… Read More

Experiencing a car accident can be traumatizing, especially if you suffer an injury due to someone else’s negligence. The moments following the event are often filled with confusion, fear, and a myriad of questions about what comes next.  In Ohio, navigating the aftermath of a car accident injury involves understanding… Read More

Motorcycle crashes caused by road debris or unsafe construction zones raise complicated legal questions. This guide outlines the most important steps to take after a debris- or construction-related motorcycle crash in Ohio, including how to protect your health, preserve critical evidence, and understand your legal options. Read More

Whether they happen on a construction site, in a warehouse, or on the factory floor, workplace injuries can be a time of stress and uncertainty. And while some injuries are immediately recognized as serious, others are downplayed or brushed aside, especially when production deadlines are tight and staffing is thin. Read More

Warehouses are some of the most hazardous job sites in Ohio. From heavy machinery and fast-moving forklifts to stacked inventory and repetitive tasks, these environments are designed for efficiency, and injuries can occur without warning. We’ll walk through some of the most common warehouse injuries that may fall outside the scope of standard workers’ comp and what injured workers can do about them. Read More

When dog attacks happen in public places like parks, playgrounds, and sidewalks, it’s natural for parents to start wondering about liability. Can the dog’s owner be held responsible for medical bills? In this article, we’ll walk through how Ohio’s strict liability framework applies when a child is attacked in a public setting, when you can or can’t sue the dog’s owner, and what legal steps families should take to seek accountability and compensation after this kind of trauma. Read More

Talcum powder has been a household staple trusted by millions of women for daily hygiene. But mounting research and courtroom testimony have revealed that long-term use of talc-based products may be linked to serious health risks, including ovarian cancer. Read More

Did you use talcum powder and later develop mesothelioma? You may be eligible for compensation. Learn about your legal rights in Ohio. Read More

When a construction site injury is caused by a third party, site conditions, or outright negligence, workers may have legal options beyond workers’ comp Read More

Bitten by a leashed dog? The dog owner may still be held legally and financially accountable. Here’s what Ohio law says. Read More