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The At Fault Driver Did Not Have Insurance..Now what?

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Wed, 11/30/2011 - 22:04
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Many of our clients call us following an auto accident and explain that the individual who caused the wreck did not have insurance. This situation is quite common unfortutunately and presents an obvious problem when property damage and/or personal injuries are involved. Fortunately there are solutions. 

Bringing an Uninsured Motorist Claim

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Do I have an Ohio Workmans Comp claim AND a personal injury or insurance claim?

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 11:58
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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 

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Cincinnati Car Crash Report and the Cop: The Wreck Was Not My Fault!

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Tue, 09/27/2011 - 07:57
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Many prospective clients call us after a Cincinnati accident and tell us that the crash report (or "OH-1") mistakenly cites them as being at fault for the accident. This can be a very frustrating experience to say the least. We generally see this happen with "side-swipe" and/or "t bone" style accidents at intersections where each driver claims he or she had the right of way.

Gather the Evidence

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Cincinnati Car Accident While On The Job: Having A Personal Injury and Ohio BWC Claim

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Sun, 09/04/2011 - 11:51
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We have many clients who have been injured in a Cincinnati car accident while on the job. When this occurs, it is possible to bring both a personal injury claim as well as a claim with the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation ("BWC") See: http://www.ohiobwc.com/default.aspx.

The Motor Vehicle Crash Must Be in the Course of And Arising Out of Employment

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Cincinnati Accident Lawyers : Work Injuries (BWC) and Car Accidents

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Sun, 01/23/2011 - 12:31
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The vast majority of law offices these days specialize in a particular area or areas of the law. Larger firms may specialize in dozens of areas or more. At McKenzie & Snyder LLP we have made a calculated decision to narrow our focus to personal injury claims and workers comp claims. We believe that in doing so we are able to provide our clients with better service and greater expertise.

Work Comp Injuries in Cincinnati 

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Additional Conditions in a Ohio BWC Claim

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Tue, 11/09/2010 - 11:41
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It is often necessary for our firm to request additional conditions be added into a BWC or "workers comp" claim. The reason for this is that a claim may not be recognized or allowed for conditions or diagnoses that are a result of the work injury. Not having the correct diagnoses allowed in one's claim can have serious negative consequences.

Example: Lumbar Sprain Allowance

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Cincinnati Car Accident Lawyer: Helping Injured Persons With a Personal Touch

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Mon, 10/04/2010 - 11:18
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Being involved in a car wreck can not only cause pain and misery, it can also result in loss of a job, loss of time with loved ones, costly medical bills and significant debt.

Consult with a Cincinnati Car Accident Attorney for Free

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Cincinnati Car Insurance Lawyer: Issues in Coverage

Submitted by Andrew Tobergte on Thu, 08/12/2010 - 18:11
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When a person is injured in a car wreck or auto accident any number of insurance issues may arise. Will health insurance cover some or all of the bills? Will the injured person's own car insurance policy (e.g., medical payments or "medpay", uninsured or underinsured driver coverage) make payments? How high are the liability limits of the negligent driver?

Hefty Medical Bills

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