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The spinal cord is a bundle of nerves and nerve fibers in a canal in the center of the vertebrae of your spine. It extends down from the lower part of the brain to the lower back. Its purpose is to send and receive nerve signals from the brain. Different Types Of...
Many are left with the impression that they are unable to bring forth a claim for medical malpractice following an injury because they consented to the treatment or the procedure which caused their harm. However, signing an informed consent waiver before undergoing...
When people hear the term “assault,” they usually think of a physical fight or an attack that leaves the victim with a visible injury. But under Ohio law, not all assaults are treated equally. The law distinguishes between what is called a “simple” assault and a...
This article is the third in our series highlighting the similarities and differences in personal injury and wrongful death law in Ohio and Kentucky. In this installment, we focus on some of the specific features of the two states’ laws in wrongful death cases. When a...
Being pulled over for suspected drunk or drugged driving in Ohio comes with immediate consequences that many people don’t expect. One of the most significant is the Administrative License Suspension (ALS) – an automatic punitive action that can take away your driving...
When people hear the words “assault” and “battery,” they often assume they mean the same thing. In reality, these are distinct legal concepts—and the difference between them can significantly affect how a case is charged or defended. Ohio law approaches these offenses...
There are few times in life we feel more vulnerable than when we need to seek medical care for our children. Parents put a high level of trust in physicians and medical teams to care for their child, but what happens when that trust is violated? This is a question we...
Ohio law mandates seatbelt use for drivers and front-seat passengers aged 16 and older. If you've been in a car accident in Ohio, you might be wondering about the role of wearing (or not wearing) a seat belt on your potential personal injury claim. It's a complex...
If you’ve been in a car accident in Kentucky (or know anybody who has), you’ve probably heard the term “PIP” tossed around. It stands for “Personal Injury Protection,” and it’s an important part of the state’s no-fault insurance system. But what does that actually...
Kentucky does not require Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist insurance, but Kentucky requires that insurance companies offer Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage to all policyholders, including Lyft. Does Lyft pay for UM/UIM coverage for Lyft passengers while using...