Statute of Limitations For an IVF Claim Against University Hospitals is March 4, 2020

The window is rapidly closing for hundreds of patients to receive justice. If you want to file an IVF claim against University Hospitals, the time is now. Read More

Who Pays for Ohio Workers’ Compensation Benefits?

By understanding who pays for Ohio workers’ compensation benefits, you’ll have a better understanding of who you’re dealing with. Read More

Introducing Taubman Law Cares

We accomplish more when we’re inspired by a purpose beyond ourselves. That’s why we’ve created Taubman Law Cares — a new initiative that will do good.  Read More

How to Ensure You’re Working With Legitimate Financial Advisors

Consumer use of financial advisors has significantly increased in the last few years. But are those consumers working with legitimate financial advisors? Read More

Ohio Halloween Safety — Tips to Keep the Whole Family Safe

Ohio Halloween safety comes with its own special considerations — for kids and adults. Here’s what you need to do to avoid lawsuits. Read More

Electric Scooter Rentals in Cleveland — What Do You Do in Case of Accident?

Electric scooter rentals are back in Cleveland. Here’s how to keep yourself safe — whether you’re a rider, driver, pedestrian, or cyclist. Read More

Understanding Your Rights Under Ohio Texting and Driving Laws

There are Ohio texting and driving laws in place, but many people just can’t put the phone down. Here’s how to stay safe as you navigate Ohio roads. Read More

Workers’ Compensation Statute of Limitations — How Long Do Claims Stay Open?

There is a workers’ compensation statute of limitations in Ohio, and if you miss it, you’ll be out of luck and without the compensation you need. Read More

The Dangers of Vinpocetine Supplements

Have you taken vinpocetine supplements and experienced negative side effects or suffered a miscarriage? Here’s what you need to know. Read More

Ohio Personal Injury: What is an “Injury”?

If you were injured in an accident where another party acted negligently, recklessly, or intentionally, you have a case under Ohio personal injury law. But, Ohio laws can sometimes be tricky, so you need to understand how the state defines what an “injury” is. Read More