Category: Personal Injury

Drunk Driving Accidents on Thanksgiving & How to Avoid Them

11-11-24 | Car Accidents

As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s a time to gather with family, enjoy good food, and often raise a glass in celebration. But as we celebrate, we must keep in mind the unfortunate trends that come alongside the busiest season of the year: increased holiday drunk driving accidents. The National Safety Council (NSC) projects that up to […]

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Benefits of Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney

12-04-23 | Personal Injury

Personal injuries can be life-altering, bringing physical, emotional, and financial challenges. When you find yourself facing the aftermath of an accident, it’s crucial to consider hiring a personal injury attorney. These legal professionals are skilled in navigating the complexities of personal injury cases, ensuring that you receive the compensation you deserve. In this blog post, […]

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The Role of Insurance Companies in Personal Injury Claims

11-17-23 | Insurance

In the aftermath of an accident or injury, individuals often find themselves navigating the complex landscape of personal injury claims. Understanding the pivotal role that insurance companies play in this process is crucial for anyone seeking compensation and justice. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the various aspects of the involvement and impact of […]

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How to Avoid Injuries During the Holidays

12-21-22 | Personal Injury

During the holidays, people get extra excited because there is so much to do! From baking festive treats and setting up colorful lights, to bonfires with friends and family, the opportunities to enjoy yourself in Ohio are endless. However, because there is so much going on around this time, there is a higher risk of […]

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What are the Top 5 Causes of Car Accidents?

11-28-21 | Car Accidents

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)’s estimates, around 36,680 people died in 2020 due to motor vehicle traffic crashes—the largest number of deaths since 2007. This rise is despite the smaller number of cars on the road last year, while we socially-distanced, stayed and worked from home, and generally got out less […]

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Common Medical Malpractice Myths & Misinformation

09-10-21 | Medical Malpractice

Recent studies of the medical industry estimate that medical errors may account for as many as 251,000 deaths annually in the U.S., which makes them the third leading cause of death here. Industry experts also think that less than 10% of medical errors are reported each year, meaning that even fewer people get the help […]

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The Impact of a Car Accident vs Truck Accident

09-02-21 | Car Accidents

No one wants to be in an automobile accident, whether it be with another passenger car or with a large truck. Both accidents can involve working with law enforcement, dealing with insurance companies, and potential injuries; however, car accidents and large truck accidents are not the same. There are additional factors when there is a […]

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Most Common Construction Injuries

06-15-21 | Personal Injury

Safety in construction is important to the team here at Rinehardt Injury Attorneys. Below are the top 5 causes of construction injuries in OSHA Construction Reporting and the most important measures for injury prevention:

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I Just Got Hit by a Car—What Should I Do?

11-23-20 | Car Accidents

Unfortunately, car accidents are common occurrences in Ohio. The most recent car accident statistics for Ohio provide that in just one year there were over 290,000 accidents and 72,000 of which resulted in injury. It is important to know the steps you should take if you are involved in an accident. Our team has gathered […]

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Statistics Don’t Lie: Bicycle Helmets Save Lives and Reduce Injuries

06-26-20 | Bike Accidents

Most serious cyclists choose to wear a bike helmet, but many recreational riders think it isn’t necessary if they are just going out for a short ride at a leisurely pace. Before you decide to risk riding without a helmet, remember that helmets are made to do one thing—protect you from head injury, and most […]

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Understaffing in Nursing Homes

09-24-19 | Personal Injury

The majority of nursing homes (both across Ohio and across the United States) have staffed fewer nurses and caretakers than what they have reported to the government, proving the long-held suspicions that nursing home staffing is incredibly inadequate across the nation.

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Animal Injuries

08-22-19 | Personal Injury

For many farmers, livestock and animals are the majority of their business. Farmers and employees take significant measures to care for these animals and ensure that they remain safe; unfortunately, this same level of care is not always extended to employees or other bystanders. When farm animals cause harm, the farm owners can be held […]

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Dash Cams- What Are They and Do You Need One?

07-01-19 | Personal Injury

Often times, the term “dash cam” is used when discussing incidents involving police—the majority of police vehicles are equipped with these devices to protect both the officer and citizens. However, an increasing number of civilians are investing in dash cams for their own protection in the event of an auto accident, theft, or vandalism.

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Rinehardt Law Firm Achieves Highest Medical Malpractice Verdict In The State Of Ohio For 2017

09-14-18 | Medical Malpractice

John Rinehardt and Melanie Fahey of achieved Franklin County Ohio’s largest jury verdict of 2017. The verdict was the largest medical malpractice verdict statewide and the fifth largest jury verdict of any kind statewide for the year.

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A Hidden Danger Of Summer Grilling

08-23-18 | Personal Injury

As summer is winding down, grills are still heating up. Many of us love to cook out on our grill with family and friends. We know the risks of dealing with fire, flames, propane and lighter fluid. We know we must make sure the meat is cooked to a safe temperature. But the Centers for […]

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The Scooter Trend—Convenient and Fun until Someone gets Hurt

08-14-18 | Personal Injury

If you live in or near Columbus, you’ve probably seen the newly installed electric scooters for rent. Two competing companies, Bird and Lime (owned by Uber), expanded to central Ohio in mid-July introducing motorized scooters to Ohio State’s campus and several Columbus neighborhoods, including downtown.

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