Month: February 2016
Proposed Legislation Could Help Ohio’s Uninsured Motorist Problem
Ohio has a serious problem with uninsured motorists. Every time you drive, you are sharing the road with uninsured motorists, and even the most defensive...
Alzheimer’s Disease Might Be Transmittable
Last year, researchers in the UK reported autopsy results that suggested that Alzheimer’s disease might be transmitted during certain medical treatments. The scientific community met...
If You’re Not Furious at Takata Yet, Keep Reading
For more than a year, we have read bits and pieces of news about the exploding Takata airbags. We applauded the fines, begged Honda to...
Crandall & Pera Law Ranked As First-Tier Best Law Firm by U.S. News & World Report
Crandall & Pera Law recently received some incredible news from the U.S. News & World Report. Our firm was ranked among the top of the...
What Goes Down Must Come Up
The National Highway Traffic Administration has released the official fatality statistics report for 2014. The report is encouraging; our nation’s roadways have never had a...
Tractor-Trailer Crash Devastates Raccoon Creek
In early November, a tractor-trailer driver lost control of his rig and crashed into Raccoon Creek in Newark. The truck was loaded with phosphoric and...
New Diagnostic Tool Shows Mild Brain Injuries Can Leave Lasting Damage
A new study from the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center used an advanced form of MRI to look for abnormalities in brain matter in...
Recognizing Elder Abuse And Neglect
Last November, we wrote about the purported overly strict enforcement of patient safety regulations in Kentucky. In that writing, we discussed the state of long-term...