Ohio Personal Injury Legal Questions

If you had an attorney represent you, then there probably is notice to your insurance company or dr for reinbursement; If you had no attorney and signed nothing with the medical providers, then they still will probably sue you for reinbursement, which would require you to pay medical bills and their attorney fees.... Read Answer

It sounds to me like your are asking for an extension to extend your statute of limitations beyond the expiration period, which appears to be July 30, 2014 based upon your question.  A statute of limtations is the amount of time you have to file a lawsuit against all responsible parties.  If you fail to file a lawsuit within this time limit against all responsible parties, your claim will be forever time barred and you will not be entitled to compensation.  Progressive should have advised you of this by letter.  For auto accidents, the statute of limtations is two years from the date of the accident.  Thus, you must file a lawsuit against all responsible parties no later than two years from the date of the accident, or your claim is barred. Generally speaking, there is no such thing as an extension to a statute of limitations, unless the person who caused the accident and any other responsible person would be willing to sign an agreement to extend the limitations period beyond the expiration date.  And I have never seen an automobile insurance company agree to extend the statute of limitations in my experience.  So what you need to do is find a lawyer ASAP who will take your case and file a lawsuit on your behalf no later than two years from the date of the accident.  Or you can file your own lawsuit, but it will need to filed against all responsible parties within two years of the accident, or your claim will be barred.  Go consult with a personal injury attorney in your area now.  Any delay could result in your claim being denied as untimely. Best of luck to you.... Read Answer

Your attorney should be able to answer that question for you. Depending on the amount of the medical bills and the liability issues, the jury may or may not award enough compensation to pay the attorney fees, cost of the case and your medical bills to make it worth your while. Sit down with your attorney and discuss the alternatives and then make an informed decision as to whether to accept the offer or go to trial. There is no right or wrong answer to your question and this is where the judgment of your attorney and your risk tolerance comes into play. Good luck.... Read Answer

First. I doubt if you can prove your case. do you have the products, gluten and no have you had them sent to a lab? Do you have experts to testify? You did not mention any medical opinions or medical bills, your emotions of the thing will mean nothing for you. Science and legal process are necessary to establish a decent claim. I don't sense that you are ready for any of that. they might offer to pay your medical bills if any. I would not think much beyond that. if I were their lawyer I am not sure I would pay you anything since you probably cant prove anything. Talk to a lawyer if you think you have a real claim for damages, not just feelings and emotions.... Read Answer

First, miscarriages are common during the first trimester of pregnancy. Therefor, the fact that you had a miscarriage does not mean that anybody did anything wrong. Second, most EMS people (at least in Michigan) are protected by the doctrine of governmental immunity, so you can't sue. Third, under Michigan law, you can only sue within 2 years of the date on which malpractice occurred in such a case as what you are claiming.... Read Answer

You should follow up with a doctor that handles workers compensation. Most orthopedic doctor's are set up to do so. you have free choice of a doctor as long as they participate in the workers compensation system . Make sure a claim has been opened with the Ohio workers compensation system . Call them at 1-800-ohio bwc to verify. If the flat bed truck was operated by another compamy other than your employer you may have a secondary claim that could be pursued . Get a free consultation with a workers compensation lawyer so you can decide if you want to try to navigate the system yourself or want a skilled person to help you. For Ohio workers compensation information By Anthony Castelli  of Anthony Castelli Attorney... Read Answer

This question was lost on my computer for 2 weeks. Sorry. if your medical care was not immediate that raises questions with insurance companies. How does the dr or the co know what caused your injury. that is your problem. Your case is compromised somewhat but is still worth something. Trust your lawyer and ask him to inform you what is going on.... Read Answer