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Seattle Drowning Accident Lawyer

Drownings can occur in nearly any body of water. This includes places individuals typically think of, such as rivers, pools, or the ocean. However, drownings can also happen inside of hot tubs, bathtubs, or even man-made ponds inside of a yard or park. At Elk & Elk, we are here to help if you...

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Elk + Elk Recognized as One of Ohio’s Best Employers in 2023

Elk + Elk is honored to be named as one of the 2023 Best Employers in Ohio by Best Companies Group in partnership with Crain’s Cleveland Business and Crain’s Content Studio-Cleveland. Elk + Elk ranked 31 out of 37 for small/medium size businesses in Ohio. This statewide survey and awards program aims to acknowledge...

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Swimming Pool Safety: Top Tips for a Fun and Accident-Free Summer

Warmer weather in Ohio has arrived, bringing the perfect opportunity to cool off and enjoy the refreshing bliss of swimming pools. However, as we dive into this season of fun and relaxation, it’s crucial to prioritize safety to prevent personal injuries and ensure a safe swimming experience for all. Whether you have a private...

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The Power of Evidence Patterns and How They Shape Law Cases

By William J. Price Evidence is vital in legal cases. It can sway what happens and affect how juries decide and resolve disputes. Looking for patterns in the evidence helps us understand how serious a situation can be and the significant role it plays in law cases. Patterns In Auto Accident Evidence  How certain...

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Could the Tow Rope Be the Most Dangerous Item Attached to Your Jet Ski or Boat?

By William J. Price Boat Safety: The Hidden Dangers of the Tow Rope  Many people often overlook the common tow rope when out on a jet ski or boat. From engaging in water sports to chatting with fellow passengers out on the water, we need to pay more attention to the risks the tow...

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What is Vehophobia and How is it Treated After a Car Accident?

When most people think of vehicle accidents, they think of injuries and property damage. Typically, individuals receive compensation from the at-fault party to pay for their expenses, and they move on from the incident. Unfortunately, there are times when individuals experience various types of emotional and psychological distress caused by the incident, including vehophobia....

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Elk + Elk Attorney Jay Kelley Represents Ohio Client in Shake Shack Lawsuit

Elk + Elk attorney Jay Kelley, who is representing Theo Stokes of Chagrin Falls, recently filed a lawsuit on Stokes’ behalf, naming Shake Shack and several of its employees as defendants.  Shake Shack Lawsuit: The Incident On April 19, 2022, Stokes visited the Shake Shack on Euclid Avenue to purchase food. However, Stokes claims...

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Join the Mission to Protect Vulnerable Adults: The Portage County Guardianship Services Board

Elk + Elk attorney Amy Papesh was recently elected as chairman of the board during the Portage County Guardianship Board’s first meeting! Given Amy’s expertise in estate planning, administration, and guardianships, this opportunity aligns perfectly with her background. Amy is committed to helping others and hopes she can inspire future volunteers to follow in her...

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Does My Criminal Record Impact My Personal Injury Case?

By William J. Price Have you ever been convicted of a crime? If so, you might be worried how your criminal record could affect your personal injury case. It’s a valid concern – your past actions could negatively affect your credibility in court. However, the impact of a criminal record on a personal injury...

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Is Washington a No-Fault State?

Several states across the country use a no-fault system to handle vehicle accident claims, which means that each party will typically turn to their own personal injury protection (PIP) insurance to recover compensation after the accident. However, the state of Washington is not a no-fault state. Accidents in our state are handled using a...

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