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We all know how dangerous it is to check our cell phones while driving, let alone engage in a lengthy conversation via text,

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Being injured in a workplace setting isn’t something a person anticipates

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When an accident, the loss of a loved one or a business dispute occurs, questions about legal procedures seem endless.

Even though your personal injury attorney is handling the legal aspects of the case, the client remains responsible for numerous aspects of the case as well.

Again, the short answer is no. If you look at the medical authorization sent to you by the liability insurance adjuster, those authorizations will allow the insurance company to obtain any and all medical records from your birth to the present.

Yes. In Ohio, clients are free to terminate their attorney at any time, with or without cause. However, I generally advise potential clients to schedule an in person meeting with their current attorney to see if they can resolve their issues.

The length of a case depends more on the client and their injuries than any other factor.

f you have been injured in a personal injury accident, whether it is from a motorcycle collision, trucking accident or a premise liability claim, you may have concerns about what to do with your medical bills.