Ohio’s personal injury laws give you two years from the date of your car accident to take action against the responsible party. After the two years lapses, you no longer have any recourse to hold the person who caused your wreck liable for your pain, suffering and accident-related costs. When you want to take action […]
read moreThere has been a trend in recent years for some states to change over to a no-fault accident insurance program when dealing with financial recovery after an auto mishap. These states require injured accident victims to first file with their personal auto policy provider with initial injury claims. While this does seem like an effective […]
read moreIf you are injured in an automobile accident, then the party that causes the accident may be responsible for damages that you sustain. In order for the other party to be responsible, there must be evidence that they were at fault. The car wreck attorney Columbus Ohio from Flickinger Legal Group can review your case […]
read moreMost people will be involved in a car accident at some point in their lives. Some car accidents are significant and result in personal injuries. There are many different types of accidents that may occur, many of which give rise to a claim for damages. If you have been injured in a car accident, the […]
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