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In Ohio, an Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI) case can affect more than just a driver’s license. Licensed professionals, including nurses, physicians, teachers, and others, often worry whether a single mistake could jeopardize their professional careers. For...
Artificial intelligence changes modern medicine, yet even advanced software systems make bad mistakes. When a computer misreads a scan or suggests a wrong treatment, patients suffer serious harm. This technical shift leaves many Ohio residents wondering who faces the...
On May 14, 2026, the United States Supreme Court issued one of the most significant trucking safety decisions in years. In Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC, the Court unanimously ruled that freight brokers cannot use federal law as a shield against lawsuits...
Driverless commercial vehicles, and the safety risks they bring with them, are here. According to the Wall Street Journal, there are at least nine autonomous-truck companies operating in the United States currently, including major players like PepsiCo. While Pepsi's...
The legalization of marijuana in Ohio has created a space in the law where it is possible to get yourself into trouble not having seemingly done anything wrong at all. Ohio Revised Code section 4511.19 criminalizing operating a motor vehicle while under the influence...
You might feel fine after a fender bender and decide to skip a visit to the emergency room. If you are uninjured, walking away without seeing a doctor might seem like the logical choice – but is this really the best decision? When it comes to car accidents in...
Exciting news for our wonderful Warren County community! is thrilled to announce that we are again giving away free backpacks to help our local elementary school students kick off the 2026-2027 school year with style and readiness. This is...
The Midwest—especially states like Ohio—is the logistical heart of the United States. With major freight corridors intersecting dense population centers, the region sees some of the highest concentrations of trucking activity in the country. That reality brings a...
Yes. In Ohio, a person can potentially be charged with telecommunications harassment even if they never threaten a person or that person’s property, or never use profanity or abusive language. Many people mistakenly believe telecommunications harassment charges apply...
Spinal cord injuries (SCI), often caused by physical trauma from motor vehicle accidents, falls, acts of violence, and medical negligence, are medical emergencies that require a rapid response to prevent further damage. The first steps taken after the injury occurs...