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After an accident, hiring a personal injury attorney helps you protect your rights and move your case forward. However, some things you say (or leave unsaid) could hurt your claim. Knowing what not to say helps you work with your…
Drunk driving crashes often result in serious injuries. Victims may face a long road to recovery, including rising medical bills and lost wages from being unable to work. Ohio’s drinking and driving laws are designed to hold impaired drivers accountable…
Are you recovering from a recent accident in Ohio and wondering, “How long do accidents stay on your record?” You might also have questions about how the accident will affect your car insurance rates and what steps you can take…
Have you ever noticed that some commercial vehicles have spikes on their wheels and wondered why that is? There are a few possible answers to this question. Read on as our Ohio truck accident attorneys explain further. Why Do Semis…
Motorized scooters have become a popular mode of transportation in many Ohio cities, particularly as electric scooters have become more affordable for people to purchase. Additionally, scooter-sharing services like Bird and Lime have begun operating in many of the state’s…
You might not think that getting into a car accident could impact ownership of your home, but under Ohio accident laws, you could lose your house for being at fault in a car accident. If someone else is injured in…
Allowing your lender to foreclose on your home’s mortgage will have an adverse and lasting impact on your credit rating. If you have received notice from the bank or their mortgage servicer that they intend to file a foreclosure lawsuit…
With summer in full swing and the Fourth of July approaching, many Ohio families are gearing up for at-home fireworks celebrations. However, it’s vital to be safe when using fireworks, as the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that about…
Why Recognizing Warning Signs Matters in Ohio In a single recent year, nearly 15,600 people reported suffering dog bite injuries in Ohio alone – incidents that left many of the victims with painful injuries, expensive medical bills, and debilitating long-term…
Filing for bankruptcy is your legal right if you can no longer afford your debts. But while bankruptcy is often the first step toward renewed financial health for many Ohio residents, there is a downside to filing for bankruptcy. If…