Ohio Law Series Punitive Damages / Attorney Fees (The “Lodestar” calculation) Ohio adheres to the “American Rule” regarding attorney fees, which means each party is responsible for its own attorney fees: Ohio courts generally follow the “American rule” with respect to an award of attorney fees: each party is responsible for its own attorney fees. […]
How Does the Current State of Emergency in Ohio Affect Statutes of Limitations?
On March 9, 2020, Governor Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency in Ohio, empowering state agencies “to develop and implement procedures” to “prevent or alleviate” the threat posed by Coronavirus (COVID-19). The threat has had a direct impact on our local court systems. For example, on March 13, 2020, the Franklin County Court of […]
How to spot bad drivers and avoid crashes
It has never been more important to look out for bad drivers and potentially dangerous driving situations. Distractions are omnipresent in nearly every vehicle – phones, dashboards with interactive features, eating and more. You don’t want to be a crash victim. To avoid a crash with a distracted, aggressive or downright bad driver, it’s crucial to be […]
IIHS: In newer vehicles, back seats are less safe than the front
Rear car seats are traditionally safer than front seats, but in the face of recent car safety improvements, rear-seat safety is now lagging. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has been making efforts to raise awareness of this fact, developing a series of crash tests to illustrate its safety concerns. Ohio residents should know that […]
Spinal cord injuries and depression
A catastrophic spinal cord injury can change the course of your life. In a split second, you may go from being one of the healthiest people you know to someone who will never walk or run again. You lose hobbies, like sports you enjoyed, and you can even lose romantic relationships. It’s daunting, to say […]
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