Automobile Accidents

• Does full coverage auto insurance really protect in event of a car accident?

  Chuck Boyk | May 13, 2008 10:18 AM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  Purchasing full coverage auto insurance is a conscious decision many families make to protect their children and loved ones in case of a car accident. But full coverage may not mean full...

• Learn how to maximize personal injury recovery with Tip #5

  Anneke Kurt | April 18, 2008 10:07 AM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  Here is tip 4 of 10 ways to help maximize your personal injury recovery Our Toledo Ohio personal injury attorneys encourage those involved in a car accident or those suffering from...

• Help maximize personal injury recovery with Tip #4

  Anneke Kurt | April 09, 2008 3:08 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  Knowing what to do in the event of a car accident, ATV accident, motorcycle accident, or dog bite resulting in personal injury is important to your physical and financial well-being. Check...

• Car accidents, personal injury can result from turning on yellow

  Anneke Kurt | April 03, 2008 5:10 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  Our Toledo, Ohio personal injury attorney Dale Emch discusses turning on yellow lights in his “Legal Briefs” column published in the Toledo Blade. Turning in an intersection at a yellow light can...

• Maximize recovery with Tip #2 on personal injury cases

  Anneke Kurt | March 26, 2008 4:47 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  Continuing on with 10 Tips to Maximize Recovery from The Ohio Accident Book, here is tip number two. Our Toledo, Ohio personal injury attorneys encourage anyone who has suffered personal injury, such as from a car accident, to follow these tips in order to receive fair compensation. 2. Don't rush to settle your claim quickly.If you're reading these tips because you were recently involved in a...

• $5.2 million settlement awarded to plaintiff, cell phone use involved in car accident

  Anneke Kurt | March 21, 2008 5:38 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  According to a complaint filed in 2006, an employee of International Paper Co. rear-ended Debra Ford, while talking on her cell phone. Her cruise control had been set at 77 mph in a 70 mph speed limit zone. The impact of the car accident caused Ms. Ford's car to overturn, which pinned her arm between the vehicle and the pavement. The plaintiff's arm had to be amputated just below the shoulder. ...

• Personal injury pain can linger long after a car accident

  Anneke Kurt | March 19, 2008 6:02 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  A recent study published in the Archives of Surgery found that pain experienced by those involved in a personal injury accident, such as a car accident, lasts more than a year for roughly 60 percent of those injured, according to Reuters. Of those suffering personal injury from a car accident or other type of traumatic experience, majority of the pain lasting over a year was found in the joints...

• Ten tips to maximize your personal injury recovery - Part I

  Anneke Kurt | March 14, 2008 2:20 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  If you've suffered personal injury in an accident, the initial steps you take can make a big difference to the outcome of your case. Our Toledo, Ohio personal injury attorneys have compiled ten tips to help you avoid insurance company traps and receive fair compensation for your personal injury. Here are the first three:1. Seek treatment immediately.The best thing you can do for both your...

• Personal injury can result from ATV accidents

  Anneke Kurt | February 27, 2008 3:43 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  A recent study by the Consumer Product Safety Commission found that the number of ATV accidents has increased in the past three years, with 606 people suffering wrongful death from ATV accidents in the year 2006 alone. Thirty percent of all injuries related to ATV accidents involve children under the age of sixteen. A Fostoria man suffered personal injury after an ATV accident Tuesday night,...

• Don't fall asleep at the wheel - prevent car accidents, personal injury

  Anneke Kurt | February 15, 2008 4:38 PM | 0 CommentsSandusky, OH

  Drinking and driving can have devastating consequences. Drowsy driving can be as dangerous as drunk driving. According to the Wall Street Journal, sleeping only four hours a night for five nights in a row can have the same effect on the body as being awake for 24 straight hours, which is the equivalent to legal drunkenness. Put that feeling behind the wheel, and you could be driving towards a...