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Are the Ohio State Fair rides safe?
Posted in Accident & Injury on July 24, 2018
The Ohio State Fair is a much-loved and anticipated event. Unfortunately, this year serves as a reminder to many Ohioans of the tragedy that happened one year ago. At the 2017 Ohio State Fair, a tragic accident occurred on the Fire Ball ride, killing 18-year-old Tyler Jarrell and injuring several others. The ride fell apart… read more
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Bayer ends U.S. sales of Essure permanent birth control implant
Posted in Drug & Medical Devices on July 24, 2018
Pharmaceutical giant Bayer recently announced it would no longer sell its controversial Essure® contraceptive device in the United States. The decision follows years of concerning reports of dangerous complications and injuries.
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Ohio’s rising infant mortality rate & premature delivery rate
Posted in Health & Wellness on July 19, 2018
Elk & Elk recently published a SlideShare discussing Ohio’s rising infant mortality rate and premature delivery rate. Please view this presentation to learn more: Ohio’s Rising Infant Mortality Rate & Premature Delivery Rate from The Law Buzz
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The long-term effects of brachial plexus birth injuries
Posted in Medical Malpractice on July 19, 2018
Having a child is one of the most incredible, life-changing experiences a mother can have. However, as exciting as this event is, labor and delivery can also be very frightening and stressful. The reality is that complications do happen during childbirth. And these complications can lead to serious birth injuries that can affect a child… read more
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Why drivers should consider getting a dash cam
Posted in Accident & Injury on July 18, 2018
Technology has revolutionized driving. Up until about 20 years ago, drivers relied on paper maps to find their way. Cars with driverless features are slowly replacing human-operated vehicles. By 2020, 10 million self-driving cars are expected to be on the road.
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Are workers’ rights further limited after recent Supreme Court decision?
Posted in Workplace Injuries and Claims on July 12, 2018
Employees who have grievances against their employers may now be limited in their ability to take legal action. A recent Supreme Court decision could affect more than 25 million people, including both employees and employers. In Epic Systems Corp v. Lewis, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 majority that employers could limit the rights… read more
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Helmet technology reduces bicyclists’ injury risk
Posted in Health & Wellness on July 10, 2018
We all know that helmets save lives, but have you ever considered how the particular design of a helmet may impact its performance in the event of a bicycle accident? A new study has determined big differences in the protection a helmet’s design can provide against a concussion. New anti-concussion helmet technology may help protect… read more
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Taking legal action after a crash with a speeding driver
Posted in Accident & Injury on July 9, 2018
We’ve all seen them: Drivers who speed by us on the highway or come racing up behind us on a busy road. These are drivers who follow us too closely, race through intersections and weave in and out of traffic. Often, just seeing a driver like this on the road can make anyone feel worried… read more
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Injured over the Fourth of July? Know your legal options
Posted in Accident & Injury on July 5, 2018
The Fourth of July might be behind us now, but fallout from the holiday could still be ahead for any person who was seriously injured as a result of a celebratory-related accident. More could be on the way, too, as people continue to observe the holiday going into the weekend. There are many types of… read more
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7 Ways to stay cool at work
Posted in Health & Wellness on June 28, 2018
There’s no question that the summer heat can be dangerous if you work outside. Construction and farm workers, for example, may spend their whole work day outdoors. High temperatures pose an equal threat to some indoor jobs, such as cooking or manufacturing. Wherever you work, it’s important to avoid getting overheated or dehydrated. Here are… read more
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