Hit and runs. No one wants it to happen, but what do you do when it does? The DMV lays out some tips on their website. First, they define a hit and run as when someone hits you and drives off, or when someone hits your parked car and does not leave a note. The […]
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We have all been there. Anyone that rides knows that if you stop at a red light, there is a very good chance that your motorcycle will not activate the traffic light sensors. How many of you have sat through many light cycles waiting for the light to turn green? Usually it only activates if […]
read moreSigning up with a lawyer can be scary. You Google “personal injury lawyer” because something extremely bad has happened to you, either a car accident, some form of medical negligence, or maybe a dog attacked your child. Either way, you need help. You cannot handle the situation alone. That is where the Flickinger Legal Group […]
read moreLet’s talk a little bit about the scenario where you are injured at work. You have a Worker’s Comp accident, but you also have a claim against the person that injured you. Now, this is normally going to occur when the person that injured you is not a co-employee. Let us take this hypothetical scenario. […]
read moreLet’s talk about a scenario where you sustained an injury and it significantly impacts on your ability to earn a living. We have numerous cases where people can never return to the occupation that they had before. Truck drivers, construction workers, people who are involved in more labor intensive type activities. What can they get […]
read moreLet’s talk a little bit about receiving adequate medical treatment. Let’s use this example. Let’s say you are sitting on a traffic light and somebody runs in to the back into your vehicle. You go to the emergency room and take some x-rays. They give you some pain medication. They tell you that you are […]
read moreIt is very important to know what insurance coverage you have. Insurance policies have many provisions preventing you from recovering when you may think you should be able. When purchasing an insurance policy, it is important to determine when you will and when you will not be covered. In Ohio, a driver is only required to […]
read moreLet’s talk about a situation where someone under 18 is injured in an accident. They are considered a minor. Those cases are handled a little bit differently when it comes to settlement. In Ohio, someone under 18 cannot enter into a contract. You cannot own any property and are not necessarily entitled to the same […]
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In Ohio, every driver is required to have liability insurance at state minimum amounts, ($12,500 per person/ $25,000 per accident). Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage is not mandated by Ohio law. In this day and age, with the economy in trouble, people often are more concerned with saving money than being protected with the proper automobile insurance […]
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