Crandall & Pera Law, LLC Medical Malpractice / Personal Injury Lawyers

Being involved in a car accident is incredibly stressful, and unfortunately, many of us will experience it at least one time in our lives. The situation is even more frustrating when someone else’s negligence caused the crash. You may have seen the other driver run a red light, turn without looking for you, look down at their phone before drifting into your lane, or you may h...

Whether you’ve suffered injuries in a fall, car collision, dog attack, or another type of accident, you’re likely wondering if you have a case—and if so, how much your case is worth. It’s normal to want a clear-cut answer, particularly if you have medical bills piling up and no idea how you’ll pay them off. But while a quick search may give you an average settlement amount, t...

Few things make a car accident worse than discovering that you do not have active auto insurance. Some people know they don’t currently have car insurance, while others mistakenly assume their coverage is still active. Either way, avoid assuming that not having coverage means that you have no legal rights. While driving without insurance can definitely have legal consequences...

Accidents stay on your driving and insurance records in Ohio for several years. Having a record can affect everything from insurance costs to liability for future auto accidents. However, you can protect yourself from some of these consequences if you can prove that another party caused the collision and you were not at fault.

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Subrogation is how insurance companies recover expenses they have paid. It affects your settlement because money owed comes out of it, leaving you with less that goes directly to you.

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