The Ohio Supreme Court Gives Hope for Justice to Child Sex Abuse Survivors
In Ohio, when seeking compensation and restitution through a personal injury lawsuit, there are caps on how much you can receive in damages when it comes to noneconomic losses. If you are seeking compensation for losses that do not include financial or permanent physical damages, you are only allowed to recover up to a certain…
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…
Read MoreWhy You Need a Columbus Injury Lawyer After a Motorcycle Accident
There is nothing quite like driving a motorcycle. It offers freedom and independence perhaps more so than any other vehicle. Like any other vehicle, however, it comes with its own risks and safety concerns. More dangerous than driving a car, a motorcycle offers little to no protection to its passengers, leaving them exposed to the…
Read MoreThe Mechanics of a Brain Injury from a Car Accident
One of the most common injuries received during a car accident is a brain injury. Unless the collision is very minor, any sort of sudden jolt or hit to your head can bring about a severe and possibly lasting injury that can lead to complications and long-term effects. The brain is a complicated organ that…
Read MoreOpen Carry in Ohio: 5 Things to Know
Ohio is a traditional open carry state, which means people who legally own firearms may carry them in public places, unless there is a specific prohibition against them. “Open carry” means the firearm is visible to the naked eye and not concealed. Though open carrying is legal in Ohio, often the sight of a gun…
Read MoreTraumatic Brain Injuries and Their Impact on Personality
Imagine experiencing an entire change in personality and emotions after suffering from an injury. You may become more impulsive, more irritable, and less patient in situations that hadn’t bothered you before now. Your loved ones may not understand the changes that you are experiencing. They may say that you are not the same person that…
Read MoreTruck Drivers Can Get Distracted, Too
Distracted driving is one of the most serious problems plaguing the roads of Columbus and the rest of Ohio. However, it’s not just drivers of passenger vehicles, vans, pickup trucks, and SUVs who can get distracted. Truck drivers can get distracted too. Even though the trucking industry is a leader in Ohio, it is still…
Read MoreDebunking Common Myths About Divorce in Ohio
How many times have you heard a divorced friend say, “I wish I knew then what I know now,” or express regret about rushing into a settlement without having the proper information? Often, because of privacy concerns or even embarrassment, people do not take the time to ask the right questions, or fall prey to…
Read MoreCan Hazard Perception Make Teen Drivers Safer?
When teenagers begin to drive, they experience a learning curve for at least a few months. It will take some time for teen drivers to become accustomed to the road. However, COVID-19 changed everything, including teaching teenagers how to drive. In 2020, there were many states that had to adjust their testing standards to the…
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