Many think of personal injury cases as a battle to recover full and fair compensation for an injured accident victim. But, that’s only half the war.
A recent change in the Ohio Administrative Code makes it easier for injured workers to obtain diagnostic services in their workers’ compensation claims.
Effective July 1, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) is increasing the minimum salary threshold for salaried employees.
So, what is an “ambulance chaser?” Some use the term to refer to any personal injury lawyer, which is inaccurate and unfair.
In a devastating decision for injured workers throughout Ohio, the Ohio Supreme Court on March 5, 2024 handed down State ex rel. Dillon v. Industrial Commission of Ohio.
This month, our office handled a case with this fact pattern and recovered $1,000,000.00.
Auto accidents can range from minor to fatal and anything in between. Depending on the severity of the crash, victims may be entitled to several types of compensation.
Many accident victims are surprised to learn that Ohio law places limitations or caps on the amount an injured party can receive in a jury award for non-economic damages.
Most Ohio workers are covered by both federal and state minimum wage laws.
In order to increase the likelihood your Workers’ Compensation claim is accepted, there are two items of utmost importance.
