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When you’ve been in a car accident, regardless of the location, one of the first questions that comes up is, “Who pays for the damages?” In Kentucky, the answer can get complicated. Kentucky does not operate under a purely no-fault or purely fault-based system....
There are some things that you can’t brush off – and a false allegation of domestic violence is one of them. No matter how blatant the lies, the legal consequences for you can be immediate and severe: arrest, subjection to a protective order, the loss of your firearm...
The State of Ohio — like much of the nation — has grappled with the fact that a substantial portion of individuals in the criminal justice system suffer from untreated and/or undertreated mental illness. These individuals, many of whom are further compromised with...
Across the United States, the federal government has launched a significant enforcement action targeting truck driving schools and commercial driver training programs. This development could have important implications for highway safety, the trucking industry, and,...
America's federal trucking regulators are sounding a lot like trucking negligence lawyers these days. In announcing new regulations cracking down on illegal training centers for commercial truck drivers, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated that the agency...
Most people expect injuries from a car accident to be obvious right away. But in reality, many crash victims don’t feel significant pain until hours, days, or even weeks later. This delay often surprises people—and it can create challenges when dealing with insurance...
When traffic crashes turn fatal, the consequences are devastating – and not just for the victims, but for the families they’ve left behind. Roadway studies conducted from 2018-2020 and reported in 2025 have shed a lot of light on the dangers faced by Ohio drivers....
Driving in Ohio comes with a hidden risk. Many motorists are unaware of the high number of uninsured drivers on Ohio roads. Despite Ohio’s Financial Responsibility Law requiring all drivers to carry liability insurance, statistics show a significant percentage of...
Will I Lose My Gun Rights If Convicted Of A Crime In Ohio? Many folks contact our law firm about restoring their gun rights. The 2nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Article I, Section 4 of the Ohio Constitution secures our right to...
Some people, even some lawyers, often believe that pain and suffering damages stemming from a car crash are capped at $250,000 under Ohio’s tort reform law that places a legislative ceiling on the amount of money an injury victim can recover for pain and suffering,...