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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Dayton
Posted in Car Accident on July 23, 2020
As part of our larger study of intersection related crashes, we also identified areas where drivers and road users may be at higher risk of a crash or injury in each major Ohio city. Our Ohio personal injury lawyers and the data analyzation team at 1Point21 Interactive analyzed six years of crash data to...
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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Akron
Posted in Car Accident on July 23, 2020
Despite a population of nearly 200,000 people, Akron did not have a single intersection in our 50 most dangerous intersection list. In fact, the 50th-ranked intersection in Ohio still had a Danger Index score over 25 points higher than the top-ranked intersection in Akron. While Akron may have the safest intersections among Ohio’s largest cities,...
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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Cleveland
Posted in Car Accident on July 23, 2020
Although Cleveland is the second biggest city in Ohio, it was home to just one intersection on the top-50 list of dangerous intersections in the entire state. Despite these findings, our analysis has found that there are still intersections within the city that are cause for concern. What are the most dangerous intersections in...
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[Study]The Most Dangerous Intersections in Ohio
Posted in Car Accident on July 23, 2020
Intersection-related motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of injury and death in Ohio. In fact, from 2014-2019, nearly half of all collisions that resulted in injury or death occurred at an intersection. Where are the most dangerous intersections in Ohio? Our Ohio personal injury lawyers at Elk & Elk Co., Ltd collaborated with...
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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Cincinnati
Posted in Car Accident on July 23, 2020
At Elk & Elk, we recently conducted a study on intersection-related motor vehicle collisions in the state of Ohio. After breaking down the most dangerous intersections in the entire state, we decided to drill down deeper and identify the most dangerous intersections in the largest cities in the state. As the third most populous...
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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Columbus
Posted in Car Accident on July 23, 2020
Columbus arguably has the most dangerous intersections in the state of Ohio. According to our statewide study, it is home to nearly half of the top 50 most dangerous intersections in Ohio – more than any other city in the state. What is the most dangerous intersection in Columbus – and are there other...
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Legal News Roundup: July 22
Posted in In the news on July 22, 2020
Here’s a roundup of some major legal stories from the past week. Burger King vs. Vegans St. Louis Post-Dispatch – A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Burger King. The fast-food giant was accused of deceiving customers into thinking it cooked its “Impossible Whopper” on different grills than the ones used to cook beef...
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Legal News Roundup: July 15
Posted in In the news on July 15, 2020
Here’s a roundup of some major legal stories from the past week. George Floyd’s Family Files Lawsuit CNBC – Members of George Floyd’s family filed a lawsuit in federal court against the city of Minneapolis and the four police officers involved in his death. The suit alleges that the officers violated Floyd’s constitutional rights....
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Ohio Staycations: Places to Visit in and Around the State’s Four Largest Cities
Posted in Leisure on July 14, 2020
COVID-19 has put a serious damper on vacation plans. Closures, restrictions and quarantines have made air travel challenging. The good news is that there’s plenty to enjoy right in our backyard. Here are some destinations worth checking out in the Buckeye State. Please note: It’s important to follow all protocols put in place by...
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Legal News Roundup: July 8
Posted in In the news on July 8, 2020
Here’s a roundup of some major legal stories from the past week. Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Robocalls NPR – The Supreme Court upheld a law that prohibits robocalls to cellphones. They also removed the exception for government-debt collection calls. Justices Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan dissented. Read the full story....
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