At Fault Without Auto Insurance - What to Expect in Ohio
Jan 29, 2013
In Ohio, as in nearly all other states, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle without proof of insurance or other financial responsibility proof. If you drive without insurance, you risk facing stif...
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He Broke Off the Engagement. Do I Have to Give the Ring Back?
Jan 15, 2013
It's common to think that an engagement ring is an irrevocable gift, able to be kept by the recipient, even if the parties break up before marriage. Under Ohio common law, however, this belief is mostl...
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Aggravation of Pre-Existing Conditions in a Personal Injury Lawsuit
Jan 15, 2013
As humans age our bodies begin to undergo a complex series of changes. At the cellular level, cells and tissues simply wear out or are weakened. Our muscle tone declines. Our arteries stiffen. Starting...
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Ohio Statute Gives Broad Immunity to Horse-Activity Sponsors
Jun 01, 2012
Due to the inherent risks found within horse activities (horse shows, fairs, competitions, performances, trail riding and recreational riding), the Ohio legislature has given sponsors of those activiti...
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Ohio Dog-Bite Ruling Allows for Non-Economic, Punitive Damages
Apr 10, 2012
Victims of dog attacks were given greater rights by the Ohio Supreme Court in the January 2010 Beckett v. Warren decision, which opens the door to recovery of non-economic and punitive damages if the d...
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