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What You Need to Know About E-Scooters and Your Accident Claim
December 29, 2025
E-scooters have changed the way people get around Ohio cities. They’re fast, affordable, and easy to rent, making them a popular choice for short trips. But as e-scooters have become more common, so have accidents involving pedestrians. A fun and convenient way to travel for one person can quickly turn into a painful and confusing […]
Minimize Your Risk of Accidents in Foggy Road Conditions
December 26, 2025
Driving through fog can feel unsettling, even for experienced drivers. The dense mist that rolls across highways and backroads alike can make it difficult to see what lies ahead. Reduced visibility increases the chance of collisions, often giving drivers only a few seconds to react to changes in traffic. Understanding how fog affects driving behavior, […]
How to File a Personal Injury Claim for Your Child
December 22, 2025
Seeing your child hurt in an accident is every parent’s worst nightmare. Beyond the immediate shock and concern for their health, families often face confusing legal and financial challenges. If someone else’s negligence caused your child’s injury, you may have the right to pursue compensation through a personal injury claim. While filing a claim for […]
Staying Safe as Pedestrian Accidents Are on the Rise
December 18, 2025
Pedestrian accidents are on the rise across the country, and many people underestimate the risks they face every day while walking through a neighborhood, downtown, or other places where there is motor vehicle traffic. What used to feel like a routine walk to school, work, or the store has become increasingly hazardous due to factors […]
Top Personal Injury Lawsuits in Ohio and What Victims Can Do
December 15, 2025
Each year, many Ohio residents experience life-altering injuries due to someone else’s negligence. Whether it’s a devastating car crash, a pedestrian struck while crossing the street, or a dog bite that leaves lasting scars, the impact can be overwhelming. Victims are often left trying to heal while facing mounting medical bills, missed work, and a […]
Surprising Facts About Pedestrian Injury Accidents in Ohio
December 11, 2025
Across Ohio, walking should be one of the safest ways to get around. Whether you’re walking to school, heading home from work, or just taking a stroll around your neighborhood, you expect drivers to pay attention and respect your right to share the road. But the reality is far more troubling. Pedestrian accidents are on […]
What to Expect at an SSDI Hearing With an Administrative Law Judge
November 28, 2025
Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) can be overwhelming. Then, your worries get compounded if your initial application and reconsideration are denied. Most people are surprised to learn that denials are common at the first 2 stages of application for disability, even for applicants with legitimate medical conditions. If your claim is denied twice, […]
What Delivery Drivers Should Do if They’re Bitten by a Dog
November 24, 2025
Delivery drivers take on a variety of challenges every day, from weather conditions to heavy traffic and tight delivery windows. One unexpected and often overlooked risk is the threat of being bitten by a dog. Whether you’re dropping off a package, groceries, or food, the simple act of approaching a front door can result in […]
Can I Apply for SSDI While I’m Still on Short-Term Disability?
October 23, 2025
If you’re currently receiving short-term disability (STD) benefits through your employer, then you may be feeling a mix of relief and uncertainty. On one hand, it’s helpful to have some income support while you’re unable to work. On the other hand, what happens when your condition lasts longer than expected? Many people in this situation […]
What I Wish I Knew Before Applying for SSDI With a Chronic Illness
October 20, 2025
Living with a chronic illness and pain is exhausting on its own. You wake up not knowing if today will be manageable or completely sidelined by pain, fatigue, swelling, dizziness, weakness, or other symptoms. You may have had to leave work, give up hobbies, or cancel plans with friends. When your condition becomes too much […]