Car Accidents
Is Ohio a No-Fault State for Car Accidents?
After a car accident, people aren’t thinking about insurance systems and legal terminology. They’re worried about finding out if their family is safe and figuring out how to get to work the next day. Because Ohio is not a no-fault state, people injured in an accident can seek compensation from the party responsible for the…
Read MoreIs Kentucky a No-Fault State? What That Means for Your Claim
People don’t always think about how their car insurance works until they’re involved in a car accident. Kentucky is a “choice no-fault” state. Our state’s insurance system is a little more nuanced than what you’ll find in most other states. What does this mean? It means that most drivers are covered under a no-fault system,…
Read MoreComparative Negligence in Ohio Car Accident Cases Explained
Ohio car accidents are rarely as cut-and-dry as one driver being completely at fault. In many accidents, both drivers share fault to some degree. In some situations, there’s even a third party that shares liability. When multiple parties are to blame in an accident, Ohio’s comparative negligence rule comes into play. It determines how compensation…
Read MoreCommon Car Accident Injuries that Might Go Undetected
Some people walk away from car accidents unscathed. Others suffer horrific or even fatal injuries. Sometimes, however, you might suffer an injury and not even know it, for a variety of reasons. Adrenaline and shock can conceal pain, for example, leading you to believe you’re not even injured. Even without factoring in adrenaline, some injuries…
Read MoreWhen To Worry About Pain After a Car Accident in Ohio
Nobody plans for car accidents, but they happen all the time. And sure, the initial shock might have you thinking you dodged a bullet, but then… the aches start. A stiff neck the next morning. That weird twinge in your back you promised yourself would “just go away.” It makes you wonder: Is this something…
Read MoreFiling a Wrongful Death Claim after a Car Accident
Fatal car accidents are usually the unfortunate consequence of reckless, distracted, or intoxicated driving. If you lost a loved one in a recent car crash due to someone else’s negligence, it’s important that you retain experienced legal counsel as soon as possible. A knowledgeable wrongful death attorney in Cincinnati can investigate the circumstances surrounding the…
Read MoreWhen to Hire an Attorney After a Car Accident
Car accidents usually happen when other people fail to drive responsibly. If you suffered injuries because someone else caused a recent car crash, you should always involve experienced legal counsel as soon as possible. By waiting too long, you may inadvertently jeopardize your right to recover compensation for your injuries for various reasons. Once you…
Read MoreWhat are the Most Common Types of Motor Vehicle Accidents?
When other drivers violate traffic laws and drive recklessly, various types of accidents can occur, including rear-end accidents, intersection accidents, and sideswipe collisions. If you suffered injuries in one of these types of accidents, you should always have an experienced car accident lawyer on your side advocating for your interests. A lawyer can aggressively fight…
Read MoreWhat to Know About Shoulder Impingement Due to a Car Accident
In Ohio & Kentucky, shoulder impingement is a painful yet often overlooked potential consequence of motor vehicle accidents. A shoulder impingement occurs due to inflammation in the shoulder tendons or bursa. The swelling pinches or impinges on the tendons and other structures, causing chronic pain, reduced mobility and other problems. How car accidents cause shoulder…
Read MoreExploring the serious injuries caused by truck accidents
Ohio truck accidents often lead to serious injuries that can change people’s lives. In the worst-case scenario, they can be fatal. Survivors of truck accidents face physical and mental health challenges that can last a lifetime. Understanding catastrophic trucking injuries Catastrophic trucking injuries can profoundly affect a victim’s quality of life. For example, it is…
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