No matter how safe of a driver you are, you could still get into a collision at any moment on the road because of another driver. When another driver is reckless and causes an accident, you rely on their insurance to pay for your injuries and damages since they were at fault. If they don’t have adequate coverage, you’ll turn to your own insurance.

So that you know you’re following the law and are covered in the event of a crash, you should know the auto insurance requirements in Ohio. Let’s take a look at what is required in Ohio for your car insurance so that you can ensure that you’re fully covered in the event of an auto wreck.

When you buy a product, you expect it to work as advertised. When you follow the directions and take it or use it as instructed, it should work the way that it claims to work. When an adverse reaction happens or it harms you, that’s when you can hold the company or seller accountable for their negligence. When that product is inherently dangerous, it could even fall under strict liability rather than just product liability.

You might be wondering whether your injuries would be better suited for product liability or strict product liability. At Bey & Associates, we’ve got you covered. Our product liability lawyers are here to guide you through the legal process so that you’re taking the right steps to the best outcome possible for you.

The safety of your child is likely your main priority, especially when you’re in the car. You can drive as safely as possible to avoid accidents and keep your smaller passengers safe, but there’s only so much that you can control. Other drivers can be negligent and crash into you. Or you could need to brake suddenly, which jolts all passengers.

That’s why it’s important to make sure your child is in a car seat, and the right one according to the law. If you get into a collision or a dangerous situation, you’ll know that your child is as safe as possible in their car seat. When someone else caused the crash, you could use the help of a car accident lawyer to hold them responsible for their actions. At Bey & Associates, we’re prepared to fight for you and your family.

Let’s take a look at the car seat laws in Ohio so that you can follow them for your child’s safety.

Even though you want to be the person who takes care of your child so that you can ensure they’re learning proper skills and being treated correctly, that’s not always possible when you have an office job or other obligations during the day. Sometimes you need to leave your child in the hands of others at a daycare.

No matter how much research you do for a daycare, you still might not know if the caretakers you chose for your child have a safe and nurturing facility. If your child is harmed while at daycare, then that could fall under premises liability. A premises liability lawyer from Bey & Associates can help you get justice for the harm done to your child at their daycare center.

Let’s take a look at how you can know how safe your child’s daycare center is.

When you stay in a hotel, you might not be thinking about how to stay as safe as possible. You’re probably thinking about your trip, the destination, or what activities you’ll be doing outside of your hotel, but you should also be thinking about how to prioritize your safety while staying in the hotel. Plenty of accidents can happen at a hotel, which is why you should be as careful and vigilant as possible.

When an accident happens that wasn’t your fault, you could use the help of a premises liability lawyer. Our attorneys at Bey & Associates are dedicated to getting you justice when someone else’s negligence caused your injuries and damages. Let’s take a look at how you can remain safe in your hotel.

Nursing homes exist so that your elderly loved ones can be taken care of to the fullest extent in the later years of their lives. Unfortunately, your family members are not always safe in their long-term care facilities and are more vulnerable to being exposed to different forms of harm. Some of the harm they could experience are actions like abuse and neglect, but they could also be easily introduced to diseases and infections.