Cleveland Leaders Failed to Protect Children from Lead Poisoning
/As reported in ground-breaking articles by the Plain Dealer, 10,000 children, most of them in Cleveland, have been lead poisoned over the last five years.
Read MoreAs reported in ground-breaking articles by the Plain Dealer, 10,000 children, most of them in Cleveland, have been lead poisoned over the last five years.
Read MoreThis New Year’s Eve, take caution and be aware that there are severe consequences for supplying alcohol to underage drinkers.
Read MoreIt is no secret that the day after Thanksgiving is the ultimate shopping day of the year, but many aren’t aware that with increased customers, comes a significant risk for personal injury.
Read MoreMany consider the month of November to be the beginning of many joy-filled family moments spent celebrating the holidays, but recent statistics suggest this may be the beginning of divorce season.
Read MoreLast year, Ohio saw 27 alcohol-related deaths between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. As this night presents an opportunity for drinking and celebrating, it is essential to be prepared with the reality that police officers will be out in full force monitoring the roads for drunk drivers.
Read MoreThe Plain Dealer recently reported on HUD grants totaling $6.6 million that will be used to assess and clean 470 housing units located in Cleveland and Akron.
Read MoreHalloween night is known to be one of the scariest, but did you know that it can also be one of the most dangerous with drunk drivers on the road?
Read MoreThank you to all who participated in and supported our 3rd Annual Labor of Love Run on Sunday, September 6th at Rocky River High School.
Read MoreIt is no secret that many college students take the opportunity to drink when they return to campus, and many are not of the legal drinking age.
Read MoreDid you ever think it would become legal to leave a bar with a drink, walk outside and carry it with you? With the signing of House Bill 47, Governor Kasich has changed the law, allowing people to do just that.
Read MoreChildren In New Orleans suffer from five times the federal guidelines for lead in their blood.
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Last year, Ohio partnered with the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, which utilized more than 8,400 hours from the highway patrol and nearly 100 other law enforcement agencies.
Read MoreBring the family to Rocky River High School for some exercise on Sunday, September 6 to enjoy a four mile or two mile run, and walkers can join in with a two mile walk.
Read MoreOhio has recently started an initiative focusing on safer driving with the creation and placement of 130 permanent signs to spread traffic safety messages such as “Drive Sober” or “Get Pulled Over.”
Read MoreOn average, 230 people go to the emergency room every day during the month of July from fireworks injuries.
Read MoreMonitoring how your spouse spends money may be able to tell you if they are preparing to file for divorce.
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Many drivers are not aware that a police officer must have “reasonable suspicion” in order to pull over a vehicle.
Read MoreRecent studies show that children who suffer from lead poisoning may also be more likely to engage in criminal activity as adults.
Read MoreShe was trying to get on her feet by going back to school and working part-time. She knew she did not need it forever or for any significant time, and we obtained this spousal support in addition to the child support her ex-husband would have to pay.
At our request, once the prosecutor looked at the video of the client performing the field sobriety tests, they agreed with us that the client did well enough on the video.
What really helped here was our clear understanding of how field sobriety tests are to be administered and how one must perform on them. This is a very happy client, as he could have lost his job with a DUI conviction.
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