When the city starts to get swept up in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, you know it’s time to celebrate. Cincinnati has so much to offer both citizens and anyone visiting during the season. There’s everything from beautiful light displays, to shows, concerts, and parades. The city has so many fantastic restaurants to catch up with loved ones and it will not be hard to cross off your shopping list or get the perfect tree. Let’s start with what you can do in Cincinnati for the holidays!

Over time, cars have become safer and safer. A lot of safety measures have been implemented throughout the whole vehicle, but the majority of auto manufacturers focus on safety in the front seat. Should they start focusing on back-seat passenger safety to even it out and make the entire vehicle safe?

When you file a personal injury claim, the process will involve a significant amount of paperwork. There are a number of authorizations forms from the insurance company you may be asked to sign. These forms allow the insurance company to collect information about the accident. The information could include medical records, wage reports, or other private information. Having an understanding of how the forms are used and what their impact could be on your settlement offer is important.

You’re riding along thinking everything is fine and then you feel the wheel slip. With a jolt in your stomach, you can tell you’re losing your balance on the bicycle. While a lot of thoughts may run through your head, the fall only takes a few seconds. However, a lot of damage can occur in that short amount of time. If you’ve been injured in an accident that was caused by someone else, you may be able to take legal action. Bey & Associates can help you get the justice you deserve.

Many bicyclists sustain injuries because of negligence. Drivers may not notice them or could be unfamiliar with sharing the road with bicyclists. No matter what the reason, their actions caused your injuries. We’ll do everything we can to get you compensation so you can recover in peace.

Before learning more about how we may be able to help you, let’s take a look at what bicyclists can do to possibly reduce or prevent injuries in a fall.

Many residential slip-and-fall accidents are the result of homeowners’ negligence. If a property isn’t adequately maintained, there’s a chance guests will slip, trip, or fall and injure themselves. Some of the most common residential accidents include:

• Stair Accidents. Factors like foreign substances on the stairs, missing or broken handrails, shallow or varying step heights, or broken wood can easily result in someone falling or slipping on a staircase. Whether the accident happens inside or outside, the injuries can be severe. Spinal cord injuries are possible, especially if the staircase is big.
• Defective Flooring. Rugs, carpets, and floors can also lead to a slip-and-fall accident. Slippery area rugs, frayed carpets, and improperly laid floor tiles are dangerous.
• Slipping on Ice or Snow. Homeowners are responsible for ensuring the condition of the outside of their home is just as safe as the inside. While this may not seem like a big deal, snow in the winter must keep off sidewalks and paths need to be clear and ice-free.
• Broken Sidewalks. Homeowners are supposed to keep their walkways in a reasonable state of repair. Determining liability if someone falls can be challenging because the municipality could be to blame.

While schools are supposed to provide safe, fun learning environments where children can grow mentally, physically, socially, and emotionally, accidents happen. Sometimes, however, those accidents are the direct result of negligence. For example, according to the CDC two-thirds of all playground-related traumatic brain injuries occur at school on equipment like monkey bars or swings.

If your child was injured at school, you may have the right to take legal action against the institution. In some situations, the district can be held accountable for injuries that should have been prevented.