It’s important to keep our dogs away from strangers no matter how friendly we think our pets may be. If you are not there with your dog and strangers may have access to him or her, you could be at risk of being sued if your dog attacks another person. … Continue reading
The Myth of “Full Coverage” A great attorney and friend of mine once used the term “Fools’ Coverage” to describe a frustrating reality in the insurance world—the idea that many people are led to believe they have “full” protection, when in fact they don’t. It’s a clever play on words, … Continue reading
The automobile has undergone countless transformations over the years but none may compare to its latest innovation. Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication is revolutionizing the way in which cars on the road interact with one another. V2V communication’s ability to wirelessly exchange information with other surrounding cars shows great promise in the … Continue reading
As we move through 2026, distracted driving is no longer just a concern it’s a full-blown public safety crisis. Despite years of awareness campaigns, stricter laws, and advances in vehicle safety technology, drivers today are more distracted than ever. With smartphones, in-car touchscreens, navigation systems, and constant notifications competing for … Continue reading
As we move through 2026, transportation safety experts continue to highlight a troubling seasonal trend—summer is widely recognized as “left-turn accident season.” While warmer weather encourages more people to get outside and enjoy the roads on bicycles and motorcycles, it also creates a perfect storm of risk. Increased traffic, longer … Continue reading
On March 16, 2002, 13-year old Columbus Blue Jacket fan, Brittanie Cecil, was struck in the head by a hockey puck at a game at National Arena; two days later, she died. In March 2011, San Francisco Giants fan, Bryan Stow, was attacked outside of Dodgers Stadium. His injuries, which included … Continue reading
In the past, when an employee sustained an on-the-job injury he or she would simply file a workers’ compensation claim and receive benefits covering medical expenses and a reasonable percentage of lost wages. Most employers under state laws are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance. It’s a “no-fault” system, meaning … Continue reading
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety published the American Driving Survey providing a fascinating snapshot of our daily driving habits. The foundation’s goal is to reduce injuries, prevent crashes and save lives by educating the public about traffic safety. The survey, involving personal interviews with 3,319 drivers, revealed some interesting facts about … Continue reading
One of the most challenging—and most important—decisions in any personal injury case is knowing when it’s the right time to settle. In 2026, with evolving insurance tactics and rising litigation costs, this decision has become even more strategic. Clients place a great deal of trust in their attorney’s experience and … Continue reading
One of the most critical—and often overlooked—decisions in a personal injury case is determining where your lawsuit should be filed. In 2026, as litigation becomes more strategic and data-driven, understanding “venue” and “jurisdiction” is more important than ever. These two legal concepts don’t just dictate where your case is heard—they … Continue reading
