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What You Need to Know About the LifeAct Move for Mental Health 5K Run/1 Mile Walk

Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of young people and join the fight against teen suicide? Mark your calendars for this Sunday, September 10, 2023, for the inaugural “Move for Mental Health” event at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. In partnership with “World Suicide Prevention Day,” this 5K Run and 1 Mile...

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When TikTok Medical Advice Leads to Harm

In the digital information age, social media platforms like TikTok have become a breeding ground for content creators, including self-proclaimed “TikTok doctors” who offer medical advice and insights to their followers. While this accessibility to information can be empowering, it also raises important questions about the legal liability that arises when individuals follow the...

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Understanding the Importance of Staying Safe Around School Buses

By William J. Price As parents and commuters, it’s essential to know how to safely navigate around school buses during their stops to pick up or drop off children. School buses are responsible for the safe transportation of young students, and understanding their signaling systems is crucial to ensuring the safety of everyone on...

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How Personal Stories Shape Juror Perceptions in Legal Battles

By William J. Price In legal battles, one of the most intriguing and perhaps unpredictable elements lies in the hands of a group of individuals who often remain unknown until the moment of truth arrives: the jurors. These everyday citizens are entrusted with the significant responsibility of deciding the outcome of a case. These...

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Everything You Need to Know About E-Bike Laws in Ohio

E-bikes, or electric bikes, have gained immense popularity in recent years as a convenient and eco-friendly mode of transportation. While these electric-powered bicycles offer numerous benefits, they also have specific risks, mainly related to accidents and safety. In this blog post, we will explore what e-bikes are, examine accident statistics, discuss Ohio laws concerning...

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What to Do if You’re Injured at a Waterpark

National Waterpark Day is a time for fun, adventure, and creating lasting memories with family and friends. However, it’s essential to remember that accidents can happen, even in the safest environments. Knowing your rights and taking appropriate steps is crucial if you find yourself injured while enjoying waterpark attractions. Follow these steps to protect...

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Guide to Liability in Summer Sport Accidents

Summer is a season of adventure, outdoor activities, and sports that bring joy and excitement to people of all ages. Accidents can happen while engaging in these activities; unfortunately, injuries may occur. In the event of a summer sports accident, understanding liability becomes crucial for determining who is responsible and seeking fair compensation for...

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Report Reveals Cleveland as The Most Stressed City in The United States

Stress is an inevitable part of life that affects us all to some extent. However, recent years have witnessed a surge in stress levels among Americans, primarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic, soaring inflation rates, and increasing incidents of violence. A recent report, conducted by WalletHub, analyzed 182 cities nationwide and considered 39 stress-related...

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How to Get Compensation After a Grilling Accident

Grilling accidents can have severe consequences, causing injuries, property damage, and emotional distress. From evaluating liability and gathering evidence to filing a claim, it’s important to understand your rights and legal options when seeking compensation for your damages. Understanding Your Rights  When you experience a grilling accident due to someone else’s negligence, it’s your...

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[UPDATE] Elk + Elk Partner R. Craig McLaughlin Satisfied with Progress in Lawsuit Against Southeast Ohio Regional Jail Employees

UPDATED NOV. 2023 In a federal court case regarding the tragic death of our client while incarcerated at Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail, the final remaining defendant, a former jail nurse, has reached a settlement with the plaintiff. The trial was initially scheduled for January 2024. Representing the plaintiff, Kelsea Mercer, Elk + Elk attorney...

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