Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | May 9, 2025 | Personal Injury
Though the capital of Ohio might seem humble to the untrained eye, Columbus is actually a city brimming with diverse attractions waiting to be explored, and some of them might surprise you. Understanding how to stay safe while enjoying these attractions is key to having the best experience. Take a closer look at some of… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | May 2, 2025 | Personal Injury
The term exsanguination, in a nutshell, means to die from losing too much blood. Most of us would refer to this casually as “bleeding out.” For exsanguination to occur, a lot of blood must be lost quickly. This could happen from an accident, a surgical complication, an injury, a childbirth complication, or blood diseases. How… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | April 21, 2025 | Car Accidents
Stomach pain after a car accident often points to internal injuries that require immediate attention. Whether your pain feels mild or intense, act quickly to protect your health. Here is an overview of the right steps to take if you experience abdominal pain after a crash. Common Causes of Stomach Pain After a Car Accident… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | April 17, 2025 | Personal Injury
Getting a driver’s license is a rite of passage for teens in every state. However, driving skills take time to learn, and newly licensed teens are more likely to get into car accidents than more experienced drivers. To help teenagers ease into driving and reduce their chances of getting into crashes, Ohio has graduated driver’s… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | April 9, 2025 | Personal Injury
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) fall into different categories based on their severity and mechanisms of injury. The most severe TBIs can significantly affect a person’s health and well-being, both immediately and in the long term. Categories of Traumatic Brain Injuries TBIs are categorized as mild, moderate, or severe, reflecting the severity of the injury. Mild… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | April 1, 2025 | Truck Accidents
Truck accident cases can be complex. They often involve multiple parties, large commercial entities, and various laws regulating the trucking industry. After a truck accident in West Virginia, you may be wondering whether your case will go to court. You might also wonder if your case will settle outside the courtroom. Understanding the likelihood of… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | March 21, 2025 | Personal Injury
When you’re hurt by someone else’s actions, you have the right to seek compensation. In most instances, you will seek payment for your personal expenses and the effect of your pain and suffering. However, if the at-fault party’s actions were particularly reckless, malicious, or even intentional, you could be eligible to receive punitive damages. To… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | March 14, 2025 | Personal Injury
If you need to sue someone for a personal injury claim, such as after a car accident, it will not cost you any money up front. Most Charleston personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis. This means that they take their fee as a portion of any financial compensation that they win for… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | March 12, 2025 | Car Accidents
There’s a common question among Ohio drivers: “What happens if I’m in an accident that isn’t my fault?” Ohio is an at-fault state, which means the driver who causes a crash is generally responsible for paying any damages. Unlike no-fault states—where drivers often file claims with their own insurance—Ohio requires the at-fault driver (or their… read more
Mani Ellis & Layne Accident & Injury Lawyers | March 6, 2025 | Ohio Law
Every driver will at some point ask themselves the same question: “Am I getting too old to drive?” No one wants to admit their reflexes are slowing down, but people 65 years and older are 16% more likely to cause an accident. Older drivers don’t have to retake the Ohio BMV driver’s test based on… read more
