Welcome to the Robenalt Law personal injury blog, where we share insights, updates, and practical advice to help you understand your rights after an accident. Whether you’re facing a serious injury, the loss of a loved one, or legal questions, our team is here to keep you informed and empowered.

Ohio Nursing Home Staffing Mandates: What Families Need to Know

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed dangerous staffing shortages in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities that resulted in the deaths of more than 200,000 residents and workers. In response, the Biden administration proposed a new federal nursi… Read More
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What Defines A Catastrophic Injury?

The term “catastrophic injury” is used to describe a severe, life-altering injury that causes permanent physical, emotional, mental, or financial harm. While the specific term “catastrophic injury” does not appear in Ohio statutes, it is used… Read More
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Your Path to Compensation: Working with a Columbus Personal Injury Attorney

Columbus, Ohio The Robenalt Law Firm LLC: Our Personal Injury Lawyers Fight for You If you were hurt in an accident and someone else is at fault, you can pursue a personal injury claim to seek compensation for their injuries. Unfortunately, obtaining… Read More
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Cyclist Safety

In January, 40-year-old bicyclist Joseph Chaney was struck and killed in a hit-and-run accident on Columbus’s South Side, at the intersection of Corr Road and Parsons Avenue. The impact threw Mr. Chaney to the ground, and the driver fled the scene.… Read More
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Grill Explosions and Burn Injuries in Ohio: Who’s Legally Responsible?

Approximately 75% of American households own propane gas grills. According to the National Fire Protection Association, accidents involving propane grills result in nearly 17,000 emergency room visits for burn injuries each year. These incidents also… Read More
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Riding with Kids: Ohio Motorcycle Passenger Laws

As a motorcycle rider, it is only natural to want to share your passion for riding with your children. A common question asked by parents who ride is, “Can a child ride on a motorcycle?” In Ohio, the answer depends more on the child’s size than… Read More
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Who’s Responsible When a Driver Hits a Jaywalker in Ohio?

Over 150 Ohioans are killed in pedestrian accidents every year. Accidents involving pedestrians and motor vehicles are particularly severe because pedestrians have virtually no protection against oncoming traffic. Determining fault in a collision bet… Read More
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Introducing Abigail, Alexander and John

When you’ve been injured and are facing the fight of your life against the most powerful of defendants, Robenalt Law puts the power on your side with a team of attorneys, case managers, and experts who have successfully represented over one mil… Read More
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Ohio School Bus Stop Laws

Everyone is responsible for keeping children safe. This is especially true when it comes to Ohio’s school bus traffic laws. Like other states, Ohio traffic laws are intended to protect school children when they get on and off the bus. Ohio drivers… Read More
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Ohio Fireworks Law Update: What You Need to Know in 2025

On the Fourth of July, many Americans will celebrate with cookouts, parades, and fireworks. While fireworks are a staple of many holiday celebrations, using them can be dangerous. If you plan to use fireworks as part of your celebration, you should u… Read More
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