Listeria Outbreak: How to Tell If You Purchased Potentially Contaminated Salad
January 23, 2016Ohio has been linked to yet another outbreak of a foodborne illness, this time as the suspected state of origin for a deadly strain of Listeria monocytogenes. Though no infections have yet been reported in Ohio, the product brands linked to the outbreak are distributed throughout the state.
Read MoreBreville Pressure Cookers Cause Second Degree Burns, 35,000 Units Recalled
January 2, 2016Vigilant consumers may remember that December 2014 saw coffeemaker manufacturer Keurig recall several million of its home coffee brewers following complaints that the appliances had caused numerous burn injuries. Now, almost a year to the day, kitchen appliance manufacturer Breville has issued a recall for its Fast Slow Cooker, a home pressure cooker that has […]
Read MoreCan I File a Personal Injury Lawsuit for Hearing Loss?
December 12, 2015Individuals Who Suffer Hearing Loss Due to the Negligence of Another Have the Right to Seek Compensation When an individual suffers hearing loss as the result of the negligence of another, the physical and psychological strain can be extremely traumatic.
Read MoreSnowmobile Accidents: Who is Liable?
November 28, 2015With winter coming in less than a month, outdoor enthusiasts throughout Ohio are preparing to switch out their ATVs for their snowmobiles and enjoy some high-speed fun in the snow. While snowmobiling can be a good time for riders both young and old, it is a very dangerous activity. In fact, in 2014 snowmobile and […]
Read MoreChipotle E. Coli Outbreak: What Ohio Customers Need to Know
November 21, 2015Last month, the popular fast-casual chain Chipotle made headlines when it temporarily closed 43 restaurants in Washington and Oregon after dozens of diners fell ill with E. coli food poisoning. Now it appears that this potentially deadly E. coli outbreak has also reached Northeast Ohio.
Read MoreKeeping Your Personal Injury Private in the Age of Social Media
November 7, 2015Years ago, if a defendant or insurance company had doubts as to whether an Ohio personal injury plaintiff was injured as badly as he claimed, they would hire a private investigator to tail the plaintiff in his everyday life. Since the advent of social media, however, this practice is far less prevalent. Now, defendants frequently […]
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