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Who is liable for injuries in an Uber or Lyft accident?
Posted in Accident & Injury on September 22, 2017
Taking an Uber or Lyft is a convenient way to get from point A to point B without using your personal vehicle or public transportation. Because there is no concern about parking, and the cost can even be lower than traditional taxi or limousine options, Uber, Lyft and similar services have quickly become popular. Many… read more
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Elk & Elk attorney Amy Papesh to present at Mass Torts Made Perfect
Posted in Firm News on September 19, 2017
Elk & Elk attorney Amy Papesh will present on the probate side of mass torts at the upcoming Mass Torts Made Perfect Fall Conference in Las Vegas. Mass Torts Made Perfect is hosted by Levin Papantonio at The Bellagio on Oct. 18 to 20. It’s designed for those who work in the areas of plaintiff… read more
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Staying Safe On Fall Hay Rides And Corn Mazes
Posted in Accident & Injury on September 18, 2017
Hay rides, corn mazes, haunted corn fields, apple picking, and similar events are very popular in the fall. For many families, a visit to a farm is the quintessential fall experience.
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Co-Counseling a Personal Injury Case: Tips for Working with Other Attorneys
Posted in Firm News on September 7, 2017
This article originally appeared in the September/October 2017 issue of Ohio Lawyer, the Ohio State Bar Association’s member magazine. By William J. Price A former client is injured in a car accident, holds the other driver accountable and asks for your help. If your firm doesn’t typically handle personal injury claims, you may think there’s nothing you… read more
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Texting Emergency Services in Cuyahoga County
Posted in Accident & Injury on September 6, 2017
Everyone knows the number to call in a serious emergency: 911. But what happens if you are in a situation where you simply can’t call or if the phone lines at emergency services are backed up? What about texting? If you could send a text message to emergency services, it could save time and give… read more
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How you can help victims of Hurricane Harvey
Posted in Community Outreach on August 31, 2017
On Aug. 25, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Southeast Texas. The storm poured 20 trillion gallons of rain on Houston and wind gusts reportedly reached speeds of over 130 mph. Several other areas along the Gulf Coast suffered devastating damage as Harvey continued along its path.
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Staying Safe On The Roads This Labor Day Weekend
Posted in Accident & Injury on August 28, 2017
Labor Day is just around the corner. For many individuals and families, it means planning one last summer outing. Many motorists will be hitting the road, enjoying the last 3-day weekend of the summer. In 2016, Labor Day was September 6th. According to the Ohio Department Of Public Safety, there were more injuries and deaths… read more
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Avoid These Mistakes After A Car Accident
Posted in Accident & Injury on August 24, 2017
When a motor vehicle accident happens, victims may be in a state of shock. They are probably not thinking about what they should and shouldn’t do from a legal and insurance perspective – they are just reacting.
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3 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer
Posted in Accident & Injury on August 24, 2017
By William J. Price It’s common to be overwhelmed and confused after suffering a serious injury. On top of the physical and emotional challenges of recovering or adjusting to life with a new disability, you now face an uphill legal battle to get compensation for your injuries.
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Involved In a Fender Bender? Here’s What To Do Next.
Posted in Accident & Injury on August 22, 2017
Most drivers will be involved in some sort of car accident in their lifetimes. In fact, over a lifetime of driving, a driver may be involved in several accidents. By car insurance industry estimates, the average driver will file a collision claim approximately once every 17.9 years. The majority of car accidents are not serious…. read more
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