Monthly Archives: July 2014


Ohio Laws on Dog Bites

If you or a loved one has been hurt badly by a dog, review Ohio laws on dog bites to determine whether you should file a lawsuit against the dog’s owner. If the dog bite caused an injury and you had to get medical care for it, you should definitely discuss the incident with an […]


HPIO Releases Publication on Ohio Prevention Basics

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released its latest publication: Ohio Prevention Basics 


Tips for Filing a Claim for a Car Accident

Have you sustained injuries in a car accident that was caused by another driver’s negligence? If so, you may be eligible to receive compensation for the following damages: Past, present, and future bills related to medical treatment of accident injuries Repair or replacement of vehicle damaged in the accident Emotional distress caused by the accident […]


Will I Qualify for OPERS Disability Benefits?

A member who applies for a disability benefit through the Ohio Public Employee Retirement System (OPERS) is initially evaluated under an “own occupation disability standard.”  The “own occupation disability standard” is defined as an inability to perform your last public employment position due to physical and/or mental impairments.  Please note that the physical and/or mental […]



News

Top 10 Reasons Ohio Physicians Are Investigated by the State Medical Board of Ohio

A call, letter, subpoena, or interview request from a State Medical Board of Ohio (Board) investigator can place a physician’s license, reputation, employment, hospital privileges, and livelihood at risk. Even when the underlying patient complaint appears minor—or plainly wrong—the physician’s first response can materially affect how the investigation develops. In fiscal year 2025, the Board […]

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Ohio Attorney General, DOJ Reach Proposed Settlement with OhioHealth in Antitrust Case

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office and the U.S. Department of Justice have reached a proposed settlement with OhioHealth aimed at stopping the healthcare system from enforcing contract terms that allegedly limited insurers’ ability to help patients find lower-cost care. The proposed settlement was filed June 17, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern […]

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