Medical imaging, including X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds, is crucial in allowing healthcare providers to accurately diagnose and treat medical conditions. However, for the diagnosis to be reliable, the radiologist must know what to look for…
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Life and Legal Options After a Traumatic Brain Injury in Ohio A traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can have long-lasting consequences that affect you for the rest of your life. You may require extensive medical treatment and ongoing therapy, and you cou…
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A “jackknife” truck accident occurs when the truck trailer swings out to the side, creating an almost 90-degree angle between the trailer and the cab of the truck. This creates a “V” shape that is similar to a folding pocketknife. A jackknife…
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Children throughout Ohio and across the country rely on school buses to keep them safe as they travel to and from school each day. While school bus accidents are not common, they can and do occur, and it is important to know your legal rights and wha…
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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 the compensation you deserve after an accident is not always as straightforward as…
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The holiday season is a time of celebration, reflection, and being with loved ones. But it brings with it a unique set of injury risks. From November until the start of the New Year, emergency rooms throughout Cleveland and across the country experie…
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Police chases have long been glamorized in action movies and on TV shows, and they continue to stir America’s collective imagination today. Yet when police officers, often operating with immunity, launch a police chase, the results can be deadl…
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When a pedestrian is hit and injured by a car, motorcycle, or truck, the pedestrian is likely to experience severe, even catastrophic injuries. Some pedestrian accidents are fatal. In many cases, a pedestrian accident victim is entitled to financial…
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Every year in the United States, more than 400 people are killed by electrocution, and more than 4,000 people suffer non-fatal electrical injuries. The most common cause of electrocution death is contact with a downed power line. Death or injury caus…
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Carbon monoxide poisoning happens when excess carbon monoxide is in the air and the body replaces oxygen molecules with carbon monoxide. When too much carbon dioxide builds up in the blood, a person can suffer brain damage, permanent disability, and…
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