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...
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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...
What are the most common hidden injuries after a car crash?
You can walk away from a car crash feeling lucky, only to wake up the next day with pain, dizziness, headaches or symptoms that did not show up right away. Some of the most serious injuries after a collision do not leave visible bruises or cuts, which is why it is...
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...
Is Your Loved One Being Abused or Neglected in a Nursing Home? Here Is What to Look For.
When you visit a loved one in a nursing home, everything can look fine on the surface. The staff is friendly. The place is clean. But then you notice something — a new bruise, unexpected weight loss, frequent falls, infections that keep coming back, or a change in...
What is the second chance program for felons in Ohio?
A felony record can make it harder to obtain work, housing and licenses. Because of that, you may look for a second chance after a conviction. In Ohio, that phrase often refers to reentry support and legal relief, not one single program. Some options focus on job...
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...
Can a high school athlete that is negligently injured recover future lost “NIL” (name, image and likeness) income?
Whether you love or hate how it has changed sports, college athletes are now being paid—and paid handsomely. They are being paid to play in college and, in some cases, also in high school. They are being paid whether they end up being great college players or not (see...
The Advantages of a Contingency Fee Contract in a Personal Injury Case
When someone is injured because of another person’s negligence, one of the first concerns is often financial: How can I afford a lawyer while I’m dealing with medical bills, missed work, and other expenses? Fortunately, handle most...

