We previously told you about a report from one of the country’s largest insurance claims processors that was essentially the industry’s advice to itself. Two lines from that report stuck with us: “The average cost of claims with attorney representation was 14.3 times...
Personal Injury
The Insurance Advice I Give Every Friend and Family Member: Carry High UM/UIM Limits
If there is one piece of advice I give friends and family since becoming a personal injury attorney, it is this: carry high uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. It is one of the most important protections you can buy for yourself and your family. You can...
Can I Put a Camera in My Parent’s Nursing Home Room in Ohio?
Every family that moves a parent into a nursing home lives with the same worry: what happens when we’re not there? In Ohio, you have a legal way to find out. Ohio’s “Esther’s Law,” Ohio Revised Code 3721.60–3721.68, took effect on March 23, 2022. It is named for...
$25,000.00 in coverage is not enough for Ohio injury victims in 2026
If you're injured in a car accident in Ohio today, the driver who hit you is only required to carry $25,000 in bodily injury coverage per person ($50,000 per accident) and $25,000 in property damage coverage. That's the law under Ohio Revised Code 4509.51. It's also,...
Understanding How Comparative Fault Can Impact Your Case
In Ohio, your personal injury recovery depends directly on your percentage of fault under the state’s modified comparative negligence law. Under Ohio Revised Code Section 2315.33, you can still recover compensation if you were partially to blame for an accident, but...
Steps to Take If You Suspect Nursing Home Abuse or Neglect in Ohio
You placed your trust in the nursing home to care for your loved one. You expected safe, competent care. Too often that trust is misplaced. A loved one is neglected, and the family has no idea what to do next or how to hold anyone accountable. If something feels...
What to Expect in the ER After a Suspected Spinal Cord Injury
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...
How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Personal Injury Cases
Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from something people read about in tech articles to something they use every day. It writes emails, answers customer service questions, reviews medical images, and helps businesses handle tasks that used to take hours in...
How insurance companies use AI to undervalue injury claims
Artificial intelligence (AI) can influence your personal claim value before anyone fully understands what you are going through. You may review an offer and sense a disconnect because it does not reflect your pain, limits or daily impact. That reaction often has a...
When an “Accident” Isn’t Accidental: Using Electronic Data and Surveillance Footage to Provide Answers and Ensure Accountability
In everyday speech, the word “accident” suggests something unexplainable and unavoidable - an event that simply happened, with no clear explanation. Defendants in personal injury cases would love juries to believe that a harmful event that causes someone’s injury or...


