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Halloween parties often bring crowded rooms, costumes, decorations, dim lighting, children, and guests moving between indoor and outdoor spaces. When someone is injured, responsibility may depend on a dangerous property condition, the way the gathering was […]
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When daylight saving time ends, sunset suddenly arrives earlier relative to work, school, and evening travel schedules. Drivers who were used to commuting in daylight may find themselves navigating the same roads in darkness, while pedestrians […]
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Haunted houses, corn mazes, hayrides, and other seasonal attractions are a popular part of fall in Ohio, but the same features that make them memorable can also create injury risks. Some conditions, such as darkness, uneven […]
Read more.After a workplace accident, injured Ohio workers are often told that the matter is “just workers’ compensation.” That description can be misleading. Some accidents support a separate personal injury claim against a negligent third party, but […]
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Football season brings large crowds, packed parking areas, heavy pedestrian traffic, and hours of pregame activity to Cleveland. Although most fans arrive expecting an enjoyable day, injuries can happen before kickoff or long after the game […]
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Fall road race season brings runners, spectators, volunteers, and drivers together on streets throughout Akron and Northeast Ohio. Organized events such as the Akron Marathon may involve closed roads, temporary traffic controls, course crossings, and crowded […]
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E-scooters and e-bikes give Cleveland residents and visitors another way to travel between neighborhoods, downtown destinations, entertainment districts, and waterfront areas. However, their smaller size and limited physical protection can leave riders vulnerable when they share […]
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A strong Ohio motorcycle accident claim rarely depends on one report, photograph, or witness. Instead, different forms of evidence work together to show how the crash happened, who may be responsible, how the collision caused the […]
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Motorcyclists have the same right to use Ohio roads as other drivers, but they are especially vulnerable when a motorist fails to pay attention or follow traffic laws. A driver who turns across a rider’s path, […]
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The start of a new school year brings familiar routines back to Ohio roads, including early-morning bus stops, crowded pickup and drop-off areas, and school buses traveling through neighborhoods and busy intersections. Although school transportation is […]
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