Category: Personal Injury

Pedestrian crashes happen in many different ways. When there are negligent and careless drivers on the roadway, nobody is safe. Recently, we learned that an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper was hospitalized after he was struck by a vehicle while investigating a crash. Today, the Cleveland pedestrian accident attorneys at Paulozzi LPA want to discuss […]

The last thing you should ever have to worry about when you are following traffic laws is that you will be struck and injured due to the careless or negligent actions of another driver. Unfortunately, there may be a time when you need a Cleveland car accident attorney. At Paulozzi LPA, our knowledgeable and experienced […]

Driving has risks. That is not a surprise to anyone. However, nobody should ever have to worry about getting injured due to the careless or negligent actions of other drivers on the roadway. At Paulozzi LPA, our knowledgeable and experienced team understands that you may need help securing compensation after a car accident. We can […]

When you head out on the roadways each day, the last thing you expect is that another person’s reckless or careless actions will cause you harm. However, if you need a Cleveland car accident attorney, you can count on Paulozzi LPA Injury Lawyers to be by your side. Our knowledgeable and experienced team is going […]

We know that the last thing you expect when you head out on your bicycle is that you will be injured in a crash. However, if you need an Akron bicycle accident attorney, we are here to help. At Paulozzi LPA Injury Lawyers, we are here if another person has caused your injuries due to […]

If a dog bites you, against whom can you bring a claim? The owner of the dog is an obvious choice, but many tenants do not have renter’s insurance. Landlords can be held liable for dog bites/injuries under limited circumstances. By statute (R.C. 955.28), the “harborer” of a dog is liable. In the landlord-tenant context, a […]

Ohio’s Good Samaritan Statute, R.C. 2305.23, was recently tested in Carter v. Reese, 148 Ohio St.3d 226 (2016). In Carter, a person moving a tractor-trailer that had pinned Carter’s leg between the trailer and the loading dock was sued for injuries. The Court analyzed various terms in the Statute and held that immunity applied to: […]

How many doors do you walk through a day? You probably walk through a number of exterior doorways with some type of elevated strip at the threshold. Sometimes there are even small to full size steps at the threshold. These conditions can cause people to fall and severely injure themselves. Many lawyers will not touch […]

By: Todd Rosenberg, Esq., Brooklyn Heights, OH Many people believe that bad faith can only be used in a first- party case such as a UM/UIM or med pay claim. However, bad faith is a highly overlooked “club” that plaintiffs’ lawyers can use to get larger settlements in third-party tort claims. It is also surprising […]