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Understanding the Health Coverage and InsuranceAppeals Processes (Ohio)
Helpful brochure, articles, and answers to frequently asked questions. Those with questions about appealing their insurer's health coverage decisions can call the Department's consumer hotline at 1-800-686-1526. Click here to file a complaint to start an appeal.

The Very First Legal Things You Need To Know When You've Been In An Accident

Types of Claims You Can Handle Alone--And Those You Shouldn't

10 Ways To Avoid Outrageous Hospital Overcharges
Profit-hungry hospitals are overcharging consumers an estimated
$10 billion a year. Some deliberately work to keep bills indecipherable.
Here's how to fight back.

Time Limits In Which To Sue For Personal Injuries (All 50 States)

FAQs About What To Do and Expect If You Are Injured In An Accident (Nolo.com)

When Your Insurance Company Refuses To Pay Your Claim (Also See their Page 7)

Personal Injuries (Nolo.com)
Articles on subjects like: The Basics of Personal Injury Claims, Getting Started, Gathering Evidence, Who Is Liable and Courts and Mediation.

Find The AARP In Your State
The AARP offers legal advocacy for seniors and may also have state specific consumer brochures to help you with legal problems.

Related Topics

Auto Accidents

Traffic Accidents (Ohio)
What to do if you witness or are involved in an accident on a private or public road.

Ohio Law On Traffic Accidents
Click on left hand index for desired topic.

Are You Covered By Your Insurance When You Rent a Car? (Ohio)

FAQs About What To Do And Expect If You Are Injured In An Accident (Nolo)

Dangers of Loaning Your Car to Others (Ohio)
You can have your car seized and possibly lose ownership, if you knew (or reasonably should have known) that the person was intoxicated, didn’t have insurance, or had a suspended license or no license at all when he or she borrowed your vehicle. A wrongful entrustment conviction can lead to having the vehicle seized, and, if you’re convicted a second time, you could lose ownership of the car.

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles

Vehicle Insurance Information for Ohio, Includes Forms

Ohio Department of Transportation
For roads, public works, transportation.

When To Call A Personal Injury Lawyer
Also tells you how long it takes to collect on a claim?

Auto Insurance Claim Letter
Generic fill in the blank form for filing an auto insurance claim.

When Your Insurance Company Refuses To Pay Your Claim (See their Page 7 Also)

Auto Insurance Laws For Each State (Summaries)
Includes violations of auto insurance law that could result in your driver license being suspended or revoked and minimum liability amounts required by each state's auto insurance law. At the bottom of each page you will find a link that leads to an online source that will provide any follow-up information you may need to learn about a particular state's auto insurance law.

Commercial Interstate Carriers (Truckers)
Search the Department of Transportation's SAFER database. Searchable by firm name, DOT Number and Motor Carrier number. If you catch the D.O.T. number stenciled on the cab of a tractor trailer, you can use this database to get the truck's owner, insurance carrier, and crashes in the last two years.

Personal Injuries (Nolo.com)
Articles on subjects like: The Basics of Personal Injury Claims, Getting Started, Gathering Evidence, Who Is Liable and Courts and Mediation.

State Statutes of Limitations For Auto Accidents
Scroll down Page. Each state has a statute of limitations which limits how long you can wait from the date of an auto accident before you must file a lawsuit. Find out how much time you have.

Find The AARP In Your State
The AARP offers legal advocacy for seniors and may also have state specific consumer brochures to help you with legal problems.

BBB Brochures
Filing An Auto Insurance Claim
Tips on...Automobile Insurance

Slip & Fall

Search Past Questions and Attorney Answers (All 50 States & DC)
Attorneys give state specific answers to questions relating to family law, divorce, adoption, child custody, insurance law, product liability, landlord/tenant, real-estate/real property, traffic law, probate-wills, trusts-estates, workers comp, tax law and more.

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Basic Tips/General Info
Workers Compensation

Dog Bites

Dog Bite Law, State By State
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Dog Bite Law In General
Use Google toolbar or advanced Google to search for the name of your state within this website.

Workers Compensation

Workers’ Compensation: When Is an Injury or Disease Covered? (Ohio)

Workers' Compensation Information for Small Businesses (Ohio)

Employers May Conduct After-Accident Chemical Screens (Ohio)

Will My Health Insurance Coverage or Paid Sick Leave From Work Limit My Compensation For An Accident?

FAQs on Workers Compensation Claims
Answers to questions such as what's covered, the benefits you'll get, whether you can see your own doctor and more.

Workers Compensation (Consumer-SOS)
When is it a worker's comp. claim, what to do if your claim is denied and more.

When Your Insurance Company Refuses To Pay Your Claim (See their Page 7 Also)

Find The AARP In Your State
The AARP offers legal advocacy for seniors and may also have state specific consumer brochures to help you with legal problems.