Facing pressure to work through a workplace injury? Learn what Ohio law says and how to protect your rights while you recover.
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Hurt in a warehouse accident? There’s a chance workers’ comp won’t fully cover your injury. Learn what legal options exist.
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When a construction site injury is caused by a third party, site conditions, or outright negligence, workers may have legal options beyond workers’ comp.
Beyond Workers’ Comp: What Workers Need to Know About Construction Site Injuries Read More »
Learn how mental health damages are handled under Ohio law, the evidence that strengthens a claim, and how attorneys build cases that reflect the full scope of harm.
How Mental Health Damages Factor Into Personal Injury Settlements in Ohio Read More »
After a traumatic injury, healing doesn’t end when the bandages come off. In this guide, we’ll walk through the types of injuries most often linked to trauma, how Ohio law treats psychological harm, and where to find meaningful support.
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In Ohio, catastrophic injuries carry legal weight, not just medical significance. But what actually qualifies as catastrophic under Ohio law? And why does that distinction matter so much when filing a personal injury claim?
What Qualifies as a Catastrophic Injury in Ohio? Read More »
Experienced a construction zone car accident in Ohio? It can be confusing to untangle the mess of unclear signage, speeding drivers, and shifting lane lines. Here’s what you need to know to avoid costly mistakes and get the compensation you’re entitled to.
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Construction is one of the largest industries in the United States. In fact, over 10.3 million Americans work in construction, with that number continuing to grow year after year. But although construction accounts for a large percentage of the U.S. workforce, it, unfortunately, is also one of the most dangerous.
Many construction workers face a high risk of injury or death daily. In 2018, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reported 5,250 work-related fatalities in the United States. Excluding highway collisions, construction-related accidents were the leading cause of death at work. According to OSHA, falls are the area
If you were injured in a construction accident, call an attorney! Read More »
