Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA, Co.

11/04/2026

"Workplace hazards across Ohio aren't slowing down. The state recorded 165 fatal occupational injuries in a single year, highlighting that workplace risks remain a concern for local workers and their families."

After outlining the scope of workplace dangers, the next step is understanding what to do if you’ve been hurt on the job and how to file a claim in 2026.

11/02/2026

"The Ohio Department of Transportation is urging drivers to prepare their vehicles ahead of winter weather. ODOT spokesperson Brent Kovacs said drivers should check their vehicles before snow and ice arrive."

The Ohio Department of Transportation is urging drivers to prepare their vehicles ahead of winter weather.

10/30/2026

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10/28/2026

Figuring out the value of a car accident claim is easier said than done. Avoid the temptation to resort to an online settlement calculator. It may seem convenient and quick, but an experienced lawyer can help determine fair and reasonable amounts to include in a settlement package.

Are you relying on an online car accident calculator to determine your settlement value? Learn more on how this could end up leaving you with less money than you deserve.

10/26/2026

"Workers’ compensation and SSDI are two different benefits. Workers’ compensation is typically intended to pay benefits to workers suffering from certain kinds of work-related injuries or illnesses. However, SSDI is a federal (government) program, run by the Social Security Administration."

For those who are unable to keep their job due to injuries or illnesses, these two types of benefits may offer valuable financial support:

10/23/2026

"A car accident can look simple from the outside. Two vehicles collide, the police arrive, the drivers exchange information, and everyone expects the situation to be resolved. That is not always how things work when someone is injured."

A car accident can become much more difficult when injuries, lost income, disputed responsibility, and ongoing medical treatment are involved.

10/22/2026

Ohio employees can file for workers’ compensation when they get hurt. However, there are still problems with the state’s work injury laws that make it difficult for employees to get compensation and justice.

A shocking investigative report found serious problems with the work injury laws in Ohio. Visit here to learn more about unfair employer intentional tort law and what this means for injured workers in the state.

10/20/2026

"Yet when it comes to workers’ compensation, psychological injuries occupy one of the most complex and inconsistently defined areas of the law. These claims are often emotionally charged, medically nuanced and legally challenging to prove."

In recent years, mental health has become a growing focus in the workplace. Employers and policymakers alike are paying closer attention to how

10/19/2026

"Ohio’s attorney general said police are allowed to sit in unmarked vehicles and clock speeders, as long as the tickets are a civil matter. Still, a statewide change on this could be coming. State Senator Tom Patton has told us he is proposing new regulations for using speed cameras in unmarked vehicles."

Ohio’s attorney general says police are allowed to sit in unmarked vehicles and clock speeders, as long as the tickets are a civil matter.

10/16/2026

In general, workers with medical expenses and wage loss can file a claim for workers’ compensation and receive a settlement. However, subrogation allows the worker’s comp insurance provider to seek legal action against the third party to recoup the insurance loss that the employer incurs.

Some work-related accidents are the result of a third party’s negligence. Before pursuing legal action, you need to understand Ohio subrogation laws.