Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

One of the difficult parts of filing a lawsuit of any kind, including a wrongful death lawsuit is where the money will come from. If you are filing a wrongfu

The family of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin still waits for criminal charges against the neighborhood watch captain who shot him on February 26. The young black man was walking back from

A logistics company, Heyl Logistics, has been ordered to pay $5.2 million in a wrongful death lawsuit for its role in the 2008 death of a trucker who was killed

As the wrongful death lawsuits over the Virginia Tech shootings enter their second week, it is important to examine the reason why these lawsuits are being pursued. It is not

Last month, jurors in Baltimore ruled that a sheriff’s office corporal was not responsible for wrongful death in the case of Jarrell Gray, a suspect he tasered twice, once w

Last night an Ohio House committee passed a bipartisan bill that would raise the speed limit on Intestate highways in Ohio to 70 MPH. Although many people support this measur

The cause of Whitney Houston’s death is still unreleased, but when her body was found, she was surrounded by bottles of many different kinds of medication, including prescription strength ibuprofen

A number of recent wrongful death lawsuits highlight the danger of pedestrian-vehicle accidents. A pedestrian struck by a vehicle is highly likely to suffer serious injury and death, so drivers

The family of a former NFL player has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the league because the league concealed risks of repeated concussions, leading to the death of former

A wrongful death lawsuit against the University of Mississippi has been put on hold by a judge. The lawsuit is over the death of a 20-year-old football player who collapsed

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum has said repeatedly while campaigning that he would work to cap payments to victims in medical malpractice cases, instituting a nationwide law similar to t