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Is minimally-invasive surgery for cervical cancer safe and effective?

Minimally invasive surgery is often recommended by surgeons, and is a popular treatment for cervical cancer for many reasons. The incisions are small. The surgery recovery time is shorter. And there is a lower risk of infection and bleeding. But a recent study shows a difference in survival and recurrence among women who underwent minimally… read more

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Why are warning labels so important?

It seems incredibly rare that we purchase products that do not come with warning labels. And often, these warnings make complete sense. Hair dryers warn us not to sleep with them on; furniture pieces warn us to anchor them to the wall so they don’t topple over; lawn mowers warn us not to stick our… read more

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Learn from Elk & Elk attorneys at these upcoming legal seminars

Elk & Elk attorneys are often invited to share their extensive experience in personal injury law and related subjects at local seminars and continuing legal education programs. Join members of our team at these upcoming events:

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Understanding cardiology malpractice

Proper functioning of the heart is vital to the entire body. Someone experiencing heart problems or symptoms of a heart attack need an accurate diagnosis and timely treatment.

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Oh deer! Beware of these hazards on Ohio roads this fall

Fall is a time for watching football and eating just about everything with a little bit of pumpkin spice in it. The weather is getting cooler and days are getting shorter. It’s also the season for hunting deer. In Ohio, hunting season will run until Feb. of next year. Even if you don’t hunt, it… read more

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3 kinds of scary drivers that cause serious car accidents

Halloween is a time of spooky costumes, scary movies and lots of candy. However, it is also a time when the risk of getting injured in an accident increases. This is particularly true when it comes to car, bicycle and pedestrian accidents. Between the influx of people out on the street and the heightened risk… read more

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Do you need a doctor’s note for time off of work after an injury?

By William J. Price One of the biggest concerns for someone who has been seriously injured in an accident is if and when they’ll be able to return to work. As the weeks go by and the bills pile up, the stress of not knowing when you’ll earn your next paycheck can make it difficult… read more

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Did handwashing deficiencies contribute to adenovirus outbreak?

Whenever a parent takes their child to the hospital, the hope is that their child will get better as a result, not worse. In most cases, this is what happens. However, there are situations in which a child does get sicker in the hospital. And sometimes, the reason why stems from negligence. For instance, hospitals… read more

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An overlooked form of distracted driving: Eating while driving

When thinking of distracted driving, what comes to mind? Talking on a phone while driving? Texting while driving? Using Facebook while driving? Most people think of phone-related activities as prime examples of distracted driving – and this is true. But many different activities can distract a driver.

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Elk & Elk Attorney William Price to present at Ohio State Bar Association program

On Wednesday, Oct. 24, Elk & Elk Attorney William Price will discuss the ins and outs of negligence cases during an Ohio State Bar Association CLE program.

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