Riding a motorcycle may be an enjoyable experience for most people but there are many risks associated with riding a motorcycle. Motorcycles, by their nature, are less stable than four-wheelers, and operating them requires a higher degree of skill. Motorcycle crashes can
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Under Ohio law, personal injury victims can claim compensation by filing a personal injury lawsuit against the individual or organization that caused the injury. Common types of personal injury cases include: Car accidents Motor vehicle accidents Slips and falls Premises liability Medical
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In a personal injury case, in addition to compensation for economic damages, the victim may also be entitled to receive non-economic damages for the “pain and suffering” experienced as a result of the injury suffered. Pain and suffering refers to the mental
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Victims of motor vehicle accidents are thrown into the confusing world of personal injury claims. A world that can be difficult to navigate. With unique terminology that can be hard to grasp. Deneen LaMonica, attorney at the law firm, Ziccarelli and Martello,
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What is an attorney lien and what does it mean for your personal injury case? The article posted by Lexology.com, written by Goldberg Segalla titled: “Ohio Supreme Court Holds Insurers Not Responsible For Charging Liens” discusses a new ruling which impacts attorney
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Now that we have established what subrogation is and why it must be paid, lets talk about some of the different entities that have subrogation rights when it comes to your personal injury claim. Medicare is funded by the Federal U.S. Treasury
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Subrogation is a major part of any personal injury claim. Whether it be in regard to health insurance or medical payment benefits, also known as medpay. Subrogation is not a term you hear regularly. What it means in regard to your personal
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Please see part one of this post for a definition of subrogation here. Once it is understood who the first and third parties are, and what a payor of benefits is, the question remains as to why you, the injured party, would need to
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