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Joint and Several Liability Contribution

A tortfeasor has a right of joint and several liability and contribution when they paid more than their share of…
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CPSC Product Recalls

We've litigated product liability cases involving personal and commercial products and seeing an increase in matters involving defective products.
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What is Bailment

Bailment is a legal relationship wherein a person (the “bailor”) transfers physical possession of personal property to another person or entity…
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Documenting a Scene Investigation

A thoroughly documented scene can make or break recovery. Our subrogation attorneys offer suggestions to prepare adjusters to maximize recovery.
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CPSC Product Recalls

As a property adjuster, you are familiar with losses caused by defective products.
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Types of Evidence

In civil court cases, evidence is presented to support or refute claims made by the parties involved. Several types of…
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CPSC Product Recalls

We are seeing an increase in property damage caused by water and fire as a direct result of a defective…
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Who is the Supplier

It is important to know who is the Supplier because Ohio Revised Code 2307.78 establishes the liability of a Supplier…
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Illinois Workers' Compensation Subrogation

The Illinois workers' compensation law is detailed in 820 ILCS 305. Specific to subrogation is section 305/5. There are two…
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CPSC Product Recalls

We are seeing an increase in property damage caused by water and fire as a direct result of a defective…
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Assured Clear Distance Statute

The assured clear distance ahead for any driver changes in every instance due to conditions, surrounding vehicles, and a host…
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CPSC Product Recalls

We are seeing an increase in property damage caused by water and fire as a direct result of a defective…
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Avoiding Spoliation

There are several reasons spoliation is immediately claimed by an adverse party of an insurance carrier. We will discuss some…
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CPSC Product Recalls

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently released the following product recalls that may affect your subrogation files.
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Indiana Med Pay Subrogation Statute

The Indiana Medical Payment Subrogation Statute, Indiana Code 34-53-1-2, requires insurance carriers to use its insured’s attorney as its own…
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Ohio Animal Liability

This post will discuss investigating a subrogation claim involving Ohio Animal Liability and how to prevail against the owner and/or…
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CPSC Product Recalls

Distinguishing a solid file for recovery can be complicated. When a defective product causes a loss, the manufacturer of the…
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The Lien Statute of Limitations Law for Ohio Explained

A lien is a legal claim that a creditor has on a property or asset of a debtor. Some common…
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CPSC Product Recalls

Distinguishing a solid file for recovery can be complicated. When a defective product causes a loss, the manufacturer of the…
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Admissibility of Police Reports

A police report is inadmissible (aka hearsay) unless it meets one of the exceptions enumerated in the rules of evidence.…
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CPSC Product Recalls

We are seeing an increase in property damage caused by water and fire as a direct result of a defective…
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Assumption of the Risk

Assumption of the risk is a common defense by recreation providers to negligence lawsuits involving all-terrain vehicles (ATV) where the…
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Recreational User Statute

Ohio’s Recreational User Statute, codified in Ohio Revised Code section 1533.181, provides immunity to landowners who permit others to hunt,…
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CPSC Product Recalls

Our product liability attorneys have experience litigating cases involving hundreds of different products, including industrial machinery, automobiles, and common residential…
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