Monthly Archives: December 2015


Remedying your personal injury case

When filing a personal injury lawsuit, it is important to understand exactly what a lawsuit will bring and what type of result to expect.  When you file a personal injury suit against someone and win, the court generally awards monetary compensation for the claim.  This is also known as damages, or remedies.  In the case […]


OPERS Pension Fund To Put Expenditures Online

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Spending data from the state’s largest public pension fund will soon be publicly available online through OhioCheckbook.com. The Ohio Public Employees Retirement System voted Wednesday to provide financial information for the spending database, a project established in December 2014 by Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel. “A pension system that is responsible for the […]


What to do when you need a negligence credentials attorney

Many work hard to maintain a professional license defense attorney through years of education and additional continuing education in their chosen field.  If a claim of negligence is leveled against you or one in your employ, it can be difficult to face the challenge alone.  This is why hiring a negligence credentials attorney can protect […]


Medical conditions that qualify for Social Security Disability

The application for Social Security Disability and Social Security Disability Insurance can be daunting, especially when you are not sure what conditions will qualify you or a loved one for the program.  When applying for Social Security Disability, one should consider all conditions that could qualify the applicant for Social Security Disability.  Rather than allow […]



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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