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Playground injuries can occur in many places, such as public or private schools, daycare facilities, parks, and even private homes. Children can be injured by unsafe behavior or unsafe equipment, but there is often a party who is liable for the safety of your child....
Splashing down a water slide is a favorite summer activity for many families, and even the smell of chlorine can conjure fond memories. But a day at the water park can quickly turn into a nightmare if you are injured. While you may not always be able to prevent...
Like millions of Americans, you’ve decided to install a pool of your own, and you’re already daydreaming about your first poolside barbeque. But whether you’ve already begun to install your pool or you’re just starting out, it’s important to take a moment to research...
Foodborne illnesses and food poisoning contracted by unsafe food preparation and service can cause serious health hazards. Depending on the severity of the affliction, you could suffer dehydration, persistent vomiting and indigestion, and high fevers that require...
The summertime in most places across America means rolling out the BBQ grill and serving up some delicious eats for family and friends. While everyone seems to like a freshly-grilled steak or ear of corn, certainly no one likes getting food poisoning due to a cook’s...
As a landowner, you may expect that you’re not liable for any injuries sustained by illegal visitors. Unfortunately, that’s not exactly true. You may be held liable for a trespasser’s injuries, under specific circumstances. The specifics of liability often depends on...
If you’re injured on someone else’s property, the owner or manager of that property may be held liable for your damages. Known as premises liability, this legal doctrine makes certain parties liable for injuries caused by conditions on their property, but it depends...
Ohio is a strict liability state when it comes to dog bite cases. Since there is no “one-bite rule” that can relatively excuse an owner from liability if their dog attacks someone else, a dog bite victim is generally free to file a personal injury claim against that...