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Do you need a doctor’s note for time off of work after an injury?
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 29, 2018
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?
Posted in Medical Malpractice on October 24, 2018
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
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 22, 2018
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
Posted in Firm News on October 19, 2018
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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What makes a product defective?
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 17, 2018
Getting injured while using any product can be frustrating and painful. And it can be easy to blame the item and assume it is defective. While this can certainly be the case, not all accidents caused by a specific product are the result of a defect. To know if a specific incident could involve a… read more
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Truck Driver Health and Accident Risks
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 16, 2018
Nearly 6 million Americans are Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) drivers, and most of them drive the semi and tractor-trailers you see crisscrossing highways and interstates across the country. For these drivers, who spend days and weeks at a time on the road, it can be challenging to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Numerous studies have linked… read more
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Can your prior health history strengthen your personal injury case?
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 15, 2018
By William J. Price After you’ve suffered a serious injury, it can be hard to get your mind off the future. Will you be able to go back to work? How will your medical bills get paid? What impact will your injuries have on your loved ones? Being able to provide a thorough, documented health… read more
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4 Tips to avoid deer accidents this fall
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 11, 2018
To many in Ohio, autumn means changing leaves, and football. Fall is a season of change, as the temperature drops and the heating bill rises. Unfortunately for motorists, it also means deer are much more active. How much so? Your chance of hitting a deer doubles between October and November. Ohio drivers have a 1… read more
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5 Tips to help ensure a safe ride in a rented limo
Posted in Accident & Injury on October 10, 2018
On October 6, a group of 17 friends rented a limousine for a surprise birthday party in upstate New York. The day was supposed to be a celebration among friends, but it ended tragically. All 17 passengers, the driver, and two pedestrians were killed when the limo ran a stop sign, slammed into a parked… read more
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Neonatal health problems higher among black and Hispanic babies
Posted in Health & Wellness on October 4, 2018
A new study by the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention shows a large disparity between black and Hispanic babies and white babies when it comes to developing certain neonatal health conditions. Black and Hispanic babies are more likely to be born prematurely than Caucasian babies.
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