Seven hundred families in Ohio received devastating news in early March. A piece of important equipment at the University Hospitals Fertility Clinic malfunctioned, affecting 2,000 human eggs and embryos. For many Cleveland couples who have been struggling with...
Month: March 2018
Claire’s denies asbestos exposure can happen from its makeup
Depending on who you ask, everyone comes into contact with toxic chemicals and substances, every day whether they live here in Ohio or elsewhere. However, there are some toxic substances, such as asbestos, that most people believe only exist in building materials,...
Crossing the double yellow can lead to deadly car accidents
Whether it is a double yellow line or a median, crossing over into the opposing lane of travel on Ohio's roads is dangerous. Drivers can end up in the wrong lane due to distraction, impairment or simple carelessness, and it is often the occupants of the other vehicle...
Pharmaceutical litigation news: Opioid deaths continue to rise
Calling the opioid epidemic a crisis may be an understatement. Each year, the number of deaths attributed to these dangerous drugs continues to rise. Pharmaceutical companies marketed these medications as safe, but the reality turned out to be much different for...
Car accidents: Should a medical condition disqualify a driver?
Many medical conditions suffered by Ohio residents threaten their lives, particularly if they are operating a motor vehicle. The question is whether those conditions could threaten the lives of other motorists by causing car accidents. Should a driver be disqualified...
Were you affected by the fertility clinic disaster?
Seven hundred families in Ohio received devastating news in early March. A piece of important equipment at the University Hospitals Fertility Clinic malfunctioned, affecting 2,000 human eggs and embryos. For many Cleveland couples who have been struggling with...
Will new product give adequate protection from toxic materials?
Construction workers here in Ohio and across the country are exposed to numerous hazards on the job. Their employers should provide them with the best safety equipment possible in order to reduce the potential for injury, including those that come from toxic...
Preventing car accidents: Stop signs are not optional
One of the first things that Ohio drivers learn before getting their licenses is that stop signs are not optional. This traffic sign helps keep the flow of traffic moving and prevents vehicles from colliding. When a driver fails to obey this particular traffic law, it...
An answer to WHY asbestos leads to cancer
Scientists recently discovered the true cause of asbestos-related cancers. It's not the asbestos fibers themselves; it's what the fibers do once they are in a person's lungs.Why does this distinction matter? Those suffering from mesothelioma, asbestosis or lung cancer...
Recent car accident raises Ohio’s 2018 road fatalities to 13
Far too many people die on Ohio's roadways. Each year, someone has the unenviable task of keeping track of those fatalities. Every time a car accident occurs that results in a death, that person gets added to the tally for the year. As of March 1, one crash increased...