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Dogs make wonderful pets and for many provide stress relief and enjoyment. Unfortunately, dogs can also cause significant injury to people, property and other dogs. Let's take a look at some of the Ohio laws pertaining to dogs that may apply in a Cincinnati dog bite case. 

Common Law Liability: Is the dog "vicious"? 

Following a work accident an injured employee may be hounded by collectors for outstanding balances with hospitals, doctors offices, physical therapy offices and more. In Ohio, if the injured employee has an allowed workers comp claim, those bills should be submitted to an MCO (managed care organization) or self-insured employer. 

Many clients contact us after being involved in an auto accident or car crash while on the job. This can make for a confusing situation with the different parties that are often involved. This article will try and remove some of the confusion. Note, however, careful review of one's individual case is strongly recommended and this article only touches on a few of the common issues that arise. 

An Injured Worker May Also Bring a Personal Injury Claim 

Heading to the Industrial Commission for a workers comp or BWC claim can be a confusing and stressful experience. Whether your injury was a result of a lifting accident, a car crash on the job, a slip and fall, or otherwise, you should feel prepared and confident walking into the hearing room. Having an Ohio workers comp lawyer on your side can help you tackle the issues that may arise.

Sometimes Ohio BWC claims or "work comp" claims will be decided in a court of law. One of the most common instances is where there is a dispute over whether or not the claim should be allowed. Generally this means that the employee is alleging that he or she was injured on the job and the employer alleges that there was either no injury or it was not sufficiently work related.

Workers Comp Trials in Cincinnati