Ohio Personal Injury Law Blog

For Curtis Fifner, being a lawyer was always the goal for him even from an early age.

He grew up always carrying a sense of responsibility to help others. His father practiced law, which provided him an opportunity to see first-hand how much impact the legal profession can have on a community. Thus, Fifner followed his passion to serve others, studied law, and today fights for the rights of others who are unable to.

Curtis attended undergrad at Centre College of Kentucky then later on went to study law at Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law. He currently calls Columbus home and is passionate about the city and everything it has to offer.

As you make your way down the road on your motorcycle, you should do whatever it takes to avoid trouble. This means many things, such as paying attention to the road in front of you at all times.

Unfortunately, just because you're trying to remain safe, it doesn't mean that other drivers feel the same way. In fact, some people, such as passenger vehicle drivers, don't care to share the road with motorcyclists.

You've done everything that you could think of to keep your unborn baby safe during your pregnancy. Being involved in a traffic accident is one thing that you can't plan for when you are pregnant, but wearing your seat belt can help you to stay as safe as possible. Still, there are some things that you need to think about after the accident that a woman who isn't pregnant wouldn't have to think about.

First, you should seek medical care even if you don't think that you were injured. Your uterus provides some protection for your baby, but it can't prevent all injuries from occurring. Your health care provider might choose to do an ultrasound to check on the baby. Depending on how far along you are, there is a chance that you might have to be monitored for signs of fetal distress or signs of an impending labor.

People who suffer from a concussion need time to recover from the injury. For some college students, recovering from a concussion isn't something that can necessarily be done, according to information presented at the Association of Academic Physiatrists Annual Meeting.

The issue with college students is that they don't have much downtime for recovery. They can't just take the time they need to recuperate from a concussion because of the duties school. College students have a tight schedule for classes, projects and similar aspects of school.