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The Los Angeles Times reports that Wells Fargo has been sued by the city of Los Angeles for alleged fraudulent activity of bank managers who encouraged bank employees to open “ghost accounts” and other unnecessary accounts to drive fee income. Al… Read More

The New York Times reported today that Takeda Pharmaceutical announced this week that it has agreed to pay $2.4 billion to settle most of the product liability lawsuits related to the drug Actos, a diabetes drug. While the manufacturer continues to d… Read More

Can a claim against your own auto insurance policy in Ohio result in the insurance company increasing your premiums or dropping you as an insured if you are not at fault for the accident? Ohio law is very clear that an insurance company cannot raise… Read More

In February 2014, General Motors notified the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) of a voluntary recall of several models of GM vehicles related to an ignition switch product defect. The NHTSA classified the recall as a serious saf… Read More

If you and your family have made the difficult and emotional decision to place an elderly parent or loved one in a nursing home, it is important that you—and your loved one, if feasible—become familiar with Ohio’s Nursing Home Residents’ Bill… Read More

According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), medical negligence is the third leading cause of death in the United States, right behind heart disease and cancer. What is alarming is that medical negligence occurs even though fa… Read More