Skateboarding led to an unexpected turn of events causing the death of 16-year-old last year in Norton, Ohio. His mother filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the school district and the driver of the bus that struck the teenager.
Is an apology evidence?
Proving a medical malpractice case in Ohio requires the presentation of sufficient evidence. However, the state Supreme Court recently ruled that the state's Apology Statute prohibits a doctor's admission of fault from being considered if the statement was part of an apology for a medical result that was unintended.
State law may limit liability in fatal thrill ride accident
A fatal accident at the Ohio State Fair this summer has shaken the public's faith in the safety of amusement park rides. Now, legal analysis of this tragic case may shake the public's faith in justice.
A look at the dangers of drowsy driving in Ohio
Most Ohio residents are aware of the various dangerous driving conditions that they may encounter whenever they enter the roads. Some dangerous driving conditions include construction zones, poorly maintained streets and unforeseen hazards like fallen trees, animals or poor weather conditions. However, some Ohioans may take for granted the hazards present by fellow drivers on the road.
A minor rear-end collision can cause major injuries
Many people experience rear-end collisions; they happen every day. In fact, someone may have involved you in such an accident recently, with surprising results.
