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Personal Injury|
November 29, 2016
In previous articles, we’ve shared the basics of subrogation and how it relates to Medicare and Medicaid. The rules that govern subrogation for Medicare and Medicaid are different than those for private health insurers. In this article, we’ll discuss subrogation as it relates to private insurance and ways we can help our clients minimize its …
Continue reading “Subrogation, Private Health Insurance and Your Personal Injury Settlement”
Personal Injury|
November 8, 2016
For people who have been harmed by someone else’s wrongdoing, a civil judgment or settlement is a crucial step towards healing. That healing includes the emotional release that comes from a court agreeing that they were not at fault, but it also includes the only remediation our court system is permitted to offer—money. However, for …
Continue reading “Subrogation in Personal Injury Cases – Why, and What Is It?”
For Individuals|
March 15, 2016
Jury trials are a cornerstone of our modern legal system. In fact, it could be argued that they’re a necessary component of a democratic society. Yet for all their advantages, jury trials also present certain challenges for us as Ohio civil litigation attorneys. Personal vs. human juror biases The reason is simple: juries are composed …
Continue reading “Communication Techniques for Managing Juror Biases”
For Businesses, For Individuals|
February 23, 2016
Voir dire is a legal term you may have heard before. It’s a critical element of the jury selection process, where prospective jurors are questioned about their background and evaluated on their likelihood to optimally serve on a jury. During voir dire, civil litigation attorneys on both sides try to identify biases that could affect …
Continue reading “Methods for Optimizing Jury Selection and Voir Dire”
For Individuals|
January 13, 2016
Sometimes doing something unusual in a courtroom can make all the difference. Ohio civil litigation attorneys at Cooper & Elliott were faced with such a decision. After a brief discussion about the risk, they made a bold decision to literally pour a bottle of water over the defense’s exhibit—and it proved to be the turning …
Continue reading “Unusual Courtroom Tactic Wins Case Against Construction Company”
For Individuals|
December 15, 2015
Millions of people around the world suffer from bipolar disorder. They move from manic to depressive phases quickly, which can make life difficult for them and their loved ones. The condition can often be controlled with medication, but the process takes time as the patient and doctor try to perfect the prescription and dosage. The …
Continue reading “A Man in Need Seeks Help from Police, and Receives a Bullet Instead”
For Individuals|
November 10, 2015
People around the world seek a new life in the United States, pursuing things we often take for granted, like gainful employment and access to competent legal representation. After both of those things were called into question following a man’s mishandled visa renewal, he sought the help of Cooper & Elliott. Negligence threatens a man …
Continue reading “Immigration Malpractice Threatens to Ruin American Ideals for Hard-Working Man”
For Individuals|
September 9, 2015
It’s a story that only seems likely to happen on TV. A garbage truck lost control on an icy curve and careened into an Ohio family’s home at 45 mph. After crashing through the outer wall and almost going through a second interior wall, the truck came to a stop in the kitchen. The impact …
Continue reading “Ohio Family Recovers after a Garbage Truck Destroys Their Home”