Authored by Justin Lawrence and Chris Rose Limited scope representation is a relatively new and somewhat controversial idea in the legal profession. Some attorneys are hesitant to provide limited scope representation because they are concerned about the ethical ramifications of entering into an … [Read more...]
Limited Scope Representation: Can You Ethically Provide Better Service at Affordable Cost?
December 12, 2018 By
Do You Need An Attorney for a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Ohio or Kentucky?
December 5, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Joe Trammell, a 2020 Juris Doctorate Candidate at The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law. Attorneys have learned in law school to be honest, even if it may seem to put them at a … [Read more...]
Case Study: Back Injuries, Depression and Permanent Disability
October 29, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Joe Trammell, a 2020 Juris Doctorate Candidate at The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law. Case Study: How Back Injuries and Depression Lead to Permanent Total Disability (PTD) or Permanent … [Read more...]
Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits in Kentucky and Ohio
October 17, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Dayna Wilson, a law clerk at Lawrence and Associates, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at Chase College of Law. A loved one suffering a death on the job can be painful and extremely traumatizing. Determining … [Read more...]
Cincinnati Area Insurance Companies Try to Choose Your Social Security Disability Attorney for You – Is This Good or Bad?
August 31, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Dayna Wilson, a law clerk at Lawrence and Associates, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at Chase College of Law. If you suffer from an illness or injury that leaves you unable to work for an extended period … [Read more...]
Can a Lawsuit Settlement or Award Be Taxed By The Federal, Ohio, or Kentucky Governments?
August 24, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Jennifer Tressler, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. You have been injured. You have no idea how you are going to pay for your medical bills. You are not … [Read more...]
Cincinnati Area Tips and Tricks for Dealing with Insurance Companies After A Car Accident
August 16, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Dayna Wilson, a law clerk at Lawrence and Associates, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at Chase College of Law. Getting into an accident is frightening. You may feel alone and unsure how to proceed after … [Read more...]
Have You Been in a Car Accident?
August 8, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Jennifer Tressler, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Learn How Damages Are Calculated in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Car and Truck Wreck Claims Imagine … [Read more...]
Underinsured and Uninsured Motorist Coverage and Why It is Important
August 2, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Madelyn Stampley, a law clerk at Lawrence and Associates, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at NKU Chase College of Law. UIM and UM Coverage: An Introduction Sadly, in today’s economy, a lot of Kentucky and … [Read more...]
How Age, Education, and Residual Functional Capacity Help Cincinnati Residents Get Social Security Disability
July 19, 2018 By
The following post is part of our Law Student Blog Writing Project, and is authored by Dayna Wilson, a law clerk at Lawrence and Associates, who is pursuing her Juris Doctorate at Chase College of Law. This blog is designed to provide you with an easy understanding on how three important factors … [Read more...]
