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As the weather chills, product defects heat up

On behalf of Colley Shroyer Abraham | Dec 27, 2015 | Products Liability

Each year, as the weather turns colder, people bring out their old space heaters or purchase new ones in order to keep the chill at bay. Simultaneously, over the years, we read and watch on the news as homes go up in flames and treasured possessions, or worse, are...

How does premises liability apply to recreational users?

On behalf of Colley Shroyer Abraham | Dec 16, 2015 | Premises Liability

Many people may be generally familiar with premises liability law in Ohio as it applies to the typical “slip and fall” situation in a grocery store or other retail establishment, or as it may apply to people who are injured while visiting the residence of...

Distracted pedestrians can cause car accidents

On behalf of Colley Shroyer Abraham | Dec 10, 2015 | Car Accidents

“Multitasking.” Trying to do multiple things at once has been rightly criticized as a frequent cause of car accidents, with drivers attempting to do things like talking on the phone or sending texts or emails while mistakenly thinking that they can pay...

Ohio House considers changes to first-time DUI penalties

On behalf of Colley Shroyer Abraham | Dec 4, 2015 | Drunk Driving Accidents

Aside from fines and possible jail time, another legal consequence of drunk driving is that it can result in administrative penalties such as license suspensions. Sometimes, though, suspending a person’s license may not be enough to deter that individual from...

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