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Drunk driving is widely considered a major traffic misdemeanor in the U.S. In Ohio, the Prosecution does not take too kindly to drunk driving culprits apprehended regularly. Due to impaired driving, most drivers opt to flee the scene rather than assist the victim in...
All car accidents have the potential to end in tragedies, leaving family members of the victims distraught. In addition to the emotional toll, car accidents can have serious financial implications for victims or the families of fatally injured victims. One recent car...
In the state of Ohio, all victims whose injuries resulted from others’ negligent acts have rights. These rights extend to those who were injured by drunk drivers, as drunk driving is considered a form of negligence. If you are an injured victim of a drunk driving...
Causation is one of the key elements that you must prove if you are to prevail in a negligence-based lawsuit for personal injury under Ohio law. There are two kinds of causation: direct, and indirect. For our purposes we will focus on the type of cause that is...
Most of the time when we think of filing a lawsuit against another driver for having caused a drunk driving accident, we think in terms of suing the driver personally. But what happens if the drunk driver dies in the accident? Does that preclude a claim against that...
If you are old enough to drive a car, then you have lived long enough to likely understand that we do not live in a black-and-white world restricted to either-or or yes-no possibilities. There are many middle-ground possibilities to consider in life, and this...
A person who is injured in an accident caused by the negligence of a drunk driver might immediately look toward the driver for compensation. Depending upon the circumstances and facts surrounding an accident, liability might also exist on the part of the person who...
Nearly four years have passed since the death of an Ohio paving inspector in an accident that occurred in 2010 on I-271 in a township in Summit County. A signal day marking a notably material development in the wake of that fatality occurred last Thursday in Cuyahoga...
Matthew Cordle, the young Ohio man who chose YouTube as a venue for confessing to his central role in a fatal drunk driving accident in Columbus this past summer, was sentenced to 6 ½ years in prison last week. Reading from a written statement following pronouncement...