Free case evaluation

Our Blog

Construction workers’ accidents: Falls top of violations list

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, this year’s list of occupational safety violations is topped by falls, with almost 7,000 breaches reported. Although they can occur in any workplace environment, most fall injuries and fatalities involve construction workers’ accidents. OSHA issued one of the highest fines issued for such violations in November. An…

Read More

Tow truck drivers and drowsy driving

Winter can be a very busy time for some businesses here in Ohio. This includes towing businesses. With the icy and snowy conditions winter brings, a lot of different situations can arise over the season in which cars need a tow. So, this time of year, it is quite common to see tow trucks…

Read More

Car accidents with big rigs often lead to fatalities

The sheer size and weight of semi trailers pose a deadly threat to occupants of passenger vehicles. Big rig vs. car accidents more often than not result in loss of lives and/or catastrophic injuries. One such crash in Ohio caused the death of one person and led to criminal charges against another. According to…

Read More

Truck safety regulations: what are hours of service rules?

Roadway safety is an important issue for all of us, because we all use the road and are all at risk when other motorists fail to exercise reasonable care. Trucking safety, in particular, is an important issue because of the harm that can be done to motorists who become involved in a truck accident…

Read More

Will autonomous driving technology revolutionize the trucking industry?

With the influx of autonomous driving technology, it’s no surprise the trucking industry is feeling the impact. Questions about autonomously driven trucks bring out related questions of job-security, pay-rate and of course safety. Trucking accidents are always a problem in our country, so it makes sense that the possibility of autonomous trucks on our…

Read More

The importance of safety in excavation and trenching sites

Although there are significant dangers in all types of construction work, trench work and excavation is among the most dangerous of all. Even with the dangers of trenching and excavation, there are basic regulations to follow and procedures that have significant impact in reducing the risks. In fact, many if not most of the…

Read More

Are budget-cuts increasing the danger for drivers?

Most people don’t think much about the stripes in the middle of roads: Those little yellow or white stripes that run through almost all of our major roads and highways. However, these lines are critical to the safety of drivers. Especially at night, when most motor vehicle accidents occur, we depend on these little…

Read More

When drones attack: Who is liable for accidents caused by drones?

Drones have become extremely popular. Like many tech-based product in its infancy, drones are popping up everywhere in our culture. And as usual in the consumer technology marketplace, no one is talking much about the dangers of these items. However, the dangers are real. Drones have caused serious accidents, serious injuries, and arguably a…

Read More

Panelists discuss patient safety for children

The vice president for safety at an Ohio children’s hospital was among those who spoke at a conference about patient safety on Nov. 3. The talk occurred at the 2016 U.S. News Healthcare of Tomorrow Conference in Washington, D.C. He and several others leaders from children’s hospitals discussed the unique challenges of promoting safety…

Read More

Who pays for damages from a car accident on the job?

There are a lot of professional drivers and many others who drive for work even if it is not in their job description. Office managers have to run to the office supply store to pick up paper, interns drive to get their boss a latte, and store managers run a daily deposit to the…

Read More