The value of your case depends on several factors, including the severity of your injuries, the cost of medical treatment, lost wages, and how the injury affects your daily life. A personal injury lawyer can help assess your case and determine a fair amount for compensation.
When you’ve been injured in a bicycle accident, choosing the right lawyer can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. At The Henry Law Firm, we understand the unique challenges of bicycle accident claims, and we are dedicated to providing the highest level of legal representation to ensure you receive the justice […]
When you’ve been involved in a car accident, choosing the right lawyer can make all the difference in your recovery—both physically and financially. At The Henry Law Firm, our experience, dedication, and personalized approach set us apart as the premier choice for car accident victims in Cleveland, OH. Here’s why you should choose us to […]
No, Ohio law does not allow insurers or courts to use a driver’s previous accident history to determine fault in a new accident. Each accident is evaluated based on its own facts and circumstances. However, a driver’s accident history of violating traffic laws could influence their insurance premiums.
For accidents with multiple vehicles, Ohio courts assign a percentage of fault to each involved party. Each driver is then responsible for their percentage of the damages. Ohio’s modified comparative negligence rule still applies, meaning each party can seek damages as long as they are less than 50% at fault. If a plaintiff’s fault is […]
Ohio follows the same modified comparative negligence standard for both commercial and non-commercial vehicles. However, because commercial trucking companies and drivers must comply with specific federal and state regulations, fault determinations in trucking accidents may involve the vicarious liability of the trucking company for issues related to driver fatigue, cargo loading, vehicle maintenance, and safety […]
In a two-car collision where both drivers share some responsibility, a passenger may file claims against both drivers. Ohio’s modified comparative negligence rule allows a court to allocate fault between both drivers. Each driver’s insurer may be required to cover the proportionate damages based on each driver’s degree of fault, as determined by the court.
Ohio allows for uninsured motorist claims in “phantom vehicle” cases—situations where an unidentified vehicle causes an accident without physical contact. For these claims, the driver who swerved must show evidence of the “phantom vehicle” involvement, such as witness statements or video footage, to qualify for coverage under their uninsured motorist policy.
Yes, an uninsured driver can still pursue compensation from an at-fault driver in Ohio. Although Ohio law does not prevent an uninsured driver from recovering damages, lack of insurance could lead to penalties for the uninsured driver, such as fines, license suspension, or vehicle impoundment. However, the uninsured driver’s lack of coverage does not affect […]
For your initial consultation, it’s helpful to bring any documentation related to the defective product and your injury, including: The product itself, if possible, or photos of the product and the incident scene. Receipts, packaging, and manuals. Medical records and bills related to your injury. Any correspondence with the manufacturer, retailer, or insurance companies. A […]
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