Posted in Accident & Injury on October 10, 2016

By William J. Price Your car is sitting in the tow yard. You’ve left over six messages with the property damage adjuster to find out why your car has not been moved or even examined to be repaired. At the end of each message, you ask as nicely as you can to have them return… read more

Posted in Drug & Medical Devices on October 7, 2016

Physiomesh®, a surgical mesh commonly used in laparoscopic procedures to repair hernias, was recently withdrawn from the market. The products may be off the market, but anyone who underwent surgery prior to the withdrawal could still be at risk of suffering serious complications and injuries. Here are five things you need to know about the hernia mesh… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury on October 6, 2016

Do you know which type of car seat would keep your child safest in a crash? When used properly, car seats greatly reduce a child’s risk of being killed in a motor vehicle accident. However, nearly half of car and booster seats are not used or installed correctly. Keep your little ones safe on the… read more

Posted in Community Outreach on September 13, 2016

After defending his Heavyweight Championship last weekend, we wondered what fans might not know about the Cleveland hero. Here is our list:   1. He is a stand-out athlete in several sports. Before Stipe became an MMA fighter, he was a nationally ranked wrestler for Cleveland State University and also played third base for the… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury on September 8, 2016

Looking out for an aging parent or elderly relative can raise challenging questions and force you to initiate difficult conversations. You’ve probably noticed your loved one’s driving abilities beginning to decline, but how do you know when it’s time for them to hang up the keys for good? How old is too old to drive? It… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury on September 8, 2016

You’re jogging down the sidewalk when, out of nowhere, an unfamiliar dog comes charging toward you. Do you run the opposite direction? Scream at the top of your lungs? In this scenario, following your first instinct would probably be the worst decision you could make. Loud noises or sudden movements will further provoke the dog, and… read more

Posted in Firm News on August 23, 2016

Elk & Elk is excited to announce Partners Jay Kelley and Marilena DiSilvio have been included in The Best Lawyers in America© 2017. Jay was recognized in the fields of Personal Injury Litigation and Medical Malpractice Law. He has been a partner at Elk & Elk since 2011, and currently focuses on representing victims of… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury on August 9, 2016

Summer is quickly drawing to a close, and children of all ages are preparing to head back to school. Many health and safety concerns accompany the start of each school year for parents and students, but with the increase of school buses and teens on the road, the traffic-related risks affect everyone. Follow these tips… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury, Health & Wellness on August 2, 2016

On Monday, Aug. 1, high school athletes around the state officially kicked off their training for fall sports. Last year, Ohio High School Athletic Association introduced new regulations to help prevent concussions during football practices, but athletes in every sport are at risk of suffering this common injury. The first match-ups of the season are… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury on July 27, 2016

Ohio will soon join the ranks of states taking action to prevent hot car deaths. Earlier this summer, Gov. John Kasich signed Senate Bill 215 into law. Effective August 31, good Samaritans who break into a vehicle to save a minor or animal from overheating are protected from civil liability and damages. It’s a common… read more