Lorain Law Firm Serving The Entire Greater Cleveland and Sandusky Area
Lorain Attorneys, Benjamin Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi are dedicated to helping victims of car accidents, medical malpractice, dog bites, wrongful death, and personal injury.
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David Miraldi pens book on murder trial of Casper Bennett The Lorain Morning Journal's article regarding David Miraldi's book on the murder trial of Casper Bennett -
End Distracted Driving Ben Barrett of the law firm of Miraldi & Barrett brings the End Distracted Driving campaign to Lorain County. -
What is rabies? Attorney David Miraldi explains rabies. -
E-Cigarette poisoning risk E-Cigarette poisoning risk. "Vapes" are poison and must be kept out of mouths of children. Liquid used in "vaping" can be fatal if ingested. -
Caps on Damages Punishes Victim of Sexual Assault Jury verdict reduced from $3.5 million to $350,000 as emotional injuries and other non-economic injuries have limits or caps in Ohio; tort reform in Ohio -
4moms® Play Yard Sheet Recall – Entrapment Hazard 4moms® has recalled approximately 1, 440 breeze™ Cotton Jersey Playard Sheets which were manufactured from December 2012 through January 2013 by Thorley Industries LLC. -
Emergency Room and Pediatrician Fail To Diagnose Infection and Twelve Year Old Boy Dies Bacterial infection led to a septic crisis and the death of a twelve year old boy. The signs of infection and septic shock were present but not recognized by a pediatrician and emergency room doctor. -
Maryland Court Holds That Pit Bulls Are Inherently Dangerous A MD court has held that the victim of a pit bull attack does not need to prove that the owner knew the dog was vicious. The breed is presumed vicious. -
Ohio Enacts Law That Bans Texting While Driving Ohio joins a large number of states that make it a traffic offense to text while driving a car. The law is tougher on minors than adults. -
Parents Can Be Held Responsible for Damages Resulting from Vandalism and Theft Offenses Caused By Their Minor Children R.C. 3109.09(B) imposes liability upon parents for the vandalism and theft offenses of their minor children when these acts lead to damages to property of others. -
Release in Fitness Club Membership Papers Barred Action of Member Against Club A release in a fitness club application barred the action of a member against the club for injury caused by a defective treadmill. -
When an Injured Worker Can Go Beyond Remedies Provided by Workers' Compensation Removal of a safety guard allows an employee to sue an employer directly. Failure to provide safety equipment may also allow direct suit. against the employer. -
WARNING: Interaction With Cav's Moondog Can Be Hazardous to Your Health A court of appeals has ruled that a fan injured by the Cav's mascot, Moondog, may proceed to trial on a theory of negligence. -
Ohio Legislature Does Not Go Far Enough In Outlawing The Intra-Family Exclusion Ohio Legislature is considering a bill (S.B. 293) that would prohibit enforcement of an intra-family exclusion in fatal auto accidents. -
Texting While Driving Leads to Conviction for Motor Vehicle Homicide Texting while driving is a crime in 38 states. When someone dies in a car crash and a driver was texting, the violator can go to prison. -
Mail Service Suspended After Recent Dog Attacks Dog bites continue to be a huge problem. Dog bite victims in Ohio have rights, but many do not exercise them. Mail carriers are often bitten and attacked. -
Mail Carriers Face Constant Threat From Dogs Dogs defending their turf are a constant threat to postal carriers. Thousands of postal workers report bites and attacks each year. Despite training, many mail carriers end up going to the hospital due to dog bites. In Lorain, Ohio, nine mail carriers were sent to the hospital last year due to dog bites. -
Governor and General Assembly Gut Ohio's Consumer Sales Practice Act The Republican in the Ohio General Assembly and Governor Kasich just swindled Ohio citizens in taking away their consumer rights. -
Automobile Insurance Companies Cannot Change Provisions of Policy Within First Two Years If a consumer is in the first two years of an automobile policy, the insurance company cannot change the terms of the policy without the consumer's consent. -
Miraldi & Barrett to offer free book to answer consumer questions about dog bites David Miraldi of Miraldi & Barrett has just written a book that answers consumer questions about dog bite claims in Ohio. The book will soon be available for free to the public.