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Potholes, Liability, and You
Created on Wednesday, 19 February 2014 15:12 | 
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| Pothole are common especially after a rough winter. Not only are they hazardous to cars but also people. Ohio Plaintiffs have it tough if they choose to pursue a claim but we are here to help navigate you through this minefield. Read the recent case that resulted in severe injuries but no compensation
Mrs. Carpenter took two steps towards Advance America and fell. She
recalled feeling as if she had stubbed her right toe before she fell. Mrs. Carpenter
stated the reason for her fall was a depression in the parking lot. Mrs. Carpenter was
not able to stop herself from falling and fell flat to the ground. As a result of her fall,
Mrs. Carpenter broke bones in her neck requiring two surgeries and rehabilitation. Read More
Ice and Snow can be slippery but not always a liability.
Created on Tuesday, 11 February 2014 16:00 | |
| When is a slip and fall on ice actionable in Ohio? There are some exceptions. Read more...
When your food bites back
Created on Tuesday, 11 February 2014 15:04 | |
| What happens if your sandwich hurts you? Read more...
Flying Puck
Created on Monday, 10 February 2014 16:34 | |
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On November 9, 2012 at approximately 7:00 p.m., plaintiff, Emily
Austin, suffered personal injury during pre-game warm ups prior to an intercollegiate
hockey game at the ice arena located on the campus of defendant, Miami University
(“M.U.”). Plaintiff stated during pre-game warm ups “a puck left the ice and struck her in
the head.” Read more...
What is Open and Obvious in a Slip & Fall personal injury?
Created on Tuesday, 29 October 2013 13:41 | |
| In negligence action based on a grocery store customer's trip and fall over a metal bracket under a handrail, summary judgment for defendant was proper based on the open and obvious doctrine where no attendant circumstances justified failure to see the bracket.
