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People arrested by police officers frequently panic. They don't want to spend the night in jail or face criminal charges. Many people mistakenly convince themselves that if they provide their side of the story to police officers, then they can potentially avoid...
Motor vehicle collisions often occur due to mistakes made by individual drivers. Sometimes, factors such as vehicle maintenance, faulty components or questionable road design contribute to crash risk. However, most car crashes are the result of drivers doing things...
Experiencing a hit-and-run accident can be a distressing event, leaving you unsure of the steps to take. Still, collecting the right evidence can help ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. In Ohio, understanding what evidence to gather can make a difference...
Over the past decade, Ohio has seen a staggering 26% increase in the number of fatal car crashes along its roads. In 2023 alone, more than 1,200 people lost their lives in these accidents. This figure represents not just statistics but real lives cut short, and...
If an accident you have gone through last landed you in the emergency room—or at least injured and needing care, if you are caught in a DUI scenario, things could quickly become complicated. One of the most important things a person should do after an accident and...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense across the United States. DUI is called OVI in Ohio. DUI checkpoints are tools law enforcement uses to deter impaired driving. Here are five frequently asked questions about DUI checkpoints that can help you...
Most people strongly dislike the idea of being pulled over by police or any other law enforcement, and it is understandable. It induces fear in drivers because of the possible consequences that could result from a traffic stop. Of course, it all depends on why you...
If you were involved in a car accident, you know how disconcerting the experience can be. Whether injured or not, your first priority should always be your health and safety. Seek medical attention immediately for yourself and others involved in an accident and...
Time is a key factor in filing a personal injury lawsuit in Ohio. The statute of limitations is the amount of time a person has to file a claim. After this period, an individual may lose the right to pursue compensation. Each state sets the time limits for someone to...
Driving in Ohio means you might encounter a sobriety checkpoint. These checkpoints are legal in the state and are designed to deter drunk driving and keep roads safe. While they can be inconvenient, having a clear understanding of how to behave during a sobriety...