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Injured parties can commonly seek damages to pay medical costs, but determining fault may get tricky in some cases. There are several doctrines states use to restrict the amount of compensation in personal injury cases. A plaintiff in West Chester Township, Ohio, is...
Every year, changes may occur to estate laws in Ohio that will affect estate planning. You should review the new requirements annually to see if they affect your estate plan. There are several key changes in legislation that are expected to take place. Electronic...
The penalties for driving under the influence in Ohio are harsh, even for first-time offenders. Persons convicted of operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) in Ohio face three days in jail and $375 at a minimum, among other penalties. Those who plead guilty and...
Estate planning should be a big priority for Ohio residents. However, people often question the differences between wills and trusts. Knowing the answer can help when you’re planning your estate. What is a will? A will is a common legal document that’s part of the...
For legal purposes, the Ohio state government has transitioned away from more conventional terms like driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated. The term for impaired driving in the state is operating a vehicle under the influence, or OVI. Here is what...
Stats from the Ohio Transportation Department reveal 295 people were injured in auto accidents in 2011. Wearing seatbelts may not prevent all injuries, but it keeps them from being worse. Drivers in West Chester Township, Ohio, should be aware of common injuries that...
Insurance companies accept the risks associated with a particular client. When someone causes an accident due to being intoxicated behind the wheel, an auto insurance company may cover the losses up to the liability coverage limits. Ohio drivers might feel relief that...
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, business owners found themselves forced to adapt to a new normal when it came to their operations. Restaurants, in particular, scrambled to keep their respective enterprises afloat without allowing customers into their...
New open container laws in the state of Ohio allow diners to lawfully purchase to-go cocktails from restaurants. Lawmakers approved the law in an attempt to help restaurant owners increase their revenue. As a consumer, there are some important things you need to know...
For Ohio residents who are estate planning and need the state's Medicaid program to assist with long-term care costs, establishing a qualifying trust may be necessary. These trusts are part of the Medicaid program that allows applicants to decrease their assets below...