Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

Democratic Representative Dennis Kucinich from Cleveland, Ohio has reached a settlement with the operators of the House Office Building’s cafeteria in a personal injury lawsuit over a pit found in

Think your brand-new, state-of-the-art medical device received rigorous approval before being approved? Most likely not. A significant proportion of medical devices (approximately 3000 per year) receive what is known as

Snow has been pounding Ohio during the first three weeks of the year. Some places are recording unusually high snowfalls. In addition to the expected heavy snow in the nort

In 2010, trucking advocates got their wish and overweight trucks were allowed to travel on interstate highways in Main and Vermont. Due to lobbying efforts, making this program permanent was

The woman who was an unwitting star of an internet video after falling into a fountain while walking and texting is considering a premises liability lawsuit against the mall. At

The FDA and drug manufacturer Sanofi-Aventis have issued a warning to patients and US healthcare professionals (what is sometimes called a “dear doctor” letter), about the risk of severe liver

In an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine, several prominent MD-PhDs proposed a radical way to reduce the possible incidence of medical negligence due to sleep deprivation. Their

If you have suffered an injury and are considering a lawsuit, one important factor to consider is the statute of limitations. If you do not file your lawsuit within t

A lot more people are home safe and sound with their families this Christmas than in previous years. Although in the first half of the year, traffic fatalities in Ohio

Ohio’s wrongful death laws allow for the recovery of several types of damages in the event you lose a loved one due to the negligence of another person. In this

In September 2007, a 49-year old police officer began pursuing a speeding motorist when his Ford Crown Victoria began hydroplaning out of control. It spun around and the rear of