Lorain Law Firm Serving The Entire Greater Cleveland and Sandusky Area
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Equine ruling offers advice for accidents with animals horse related injuries, equine activity, equine activity participant, spectator, equine immunity law, Smith v. Landfair, untrained and unbroken horse -
Jerdon Style Recalls One-Cup Coffee Maker Jerdon Style has recalled the CM12B one-cup coffee maker with date code 1217. Miraldi & Barrett, Cuyahoga, Lorain and Erie County attorneys specializing in dangerous and defective product cases. -
Kellogg's Special K Red Berries Cereal Under Voluntary Recall Kellogg company has initiated a volutary recall of Kellogg's Special K Red Berries cereal due possible glass fragments. -
3 County Lawyers in Ohio's Top 100 3 Lorain County Lawyers including Benjamin F. Barrett, Sr. and David P. Miraldi are in Ohio's Top 100 -
Unions File Lawsuit Declaring Michigan Right-to-work Law Unconsitutional Labor Unions file suit in U.S. District Court of Michigan challenging right-to-work laws. -
Approximately 7,200 Beamerzzz Stuffed Animals with LED Flashlight Recalled. Purr-Fection stuffed animals with LED flashlights recalled due to a laceration hazard. Consumers should stop using the product and contact the manufacturer for replacement. -
Cell Phone Use While Re-Fueling Can Lead to Explosions Cell phones can generate enough electricity to ignite gas fumes while re-fueling. -
Family's Own Insurance Company Defends Driver Who Killed Their Family Member Under most automobile policies, your own insurance company may defend an uninsured motorist accused of injuring you if there is a dispute about fault. -
Cleveland Ranks Fourth in Nation for Dog Bites Dog bite claims in Ohio are fourth in the nation. The Insurance Institute estimates that nearly $479 million is paid out in dog bite claims in 2011. -
Most Fatal Car Crashes Occur At Night Most fatal car crashes occur after dark. This short article explains why. -
OHIO STATE BAR ASSOCIATION GIVES JUSTICE MCGEE BROWN ITS HIGHEST RATING Justice Yvette McGee Brown received the highest rating from The Ohio State Bar Association Commission on Judicial Candidates. Her opponent was "not recommended" -
Headphones Can Be Hazardous To Your Health People who walk or run while using headphones are more likely to be injured by motorists because they do not hear the vehicle in enough time to avoid it. -
Court Finds Pedestrian Was in Crosswalk and Holds Motorist Responsible for Pedestrian's Injuries Court's finding that pedestrian was in a crosswalk when hit by a motorist was upheld in the court of appeals when there was some evidence to support that. -
ALL BUILDERS HAVE A DUTY TO CONSTRUCT HOMES IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER Builders have a duty to exercise ordinary care in the construction of buildings. This means that a building must be constructed using an objective standard of a workmanlike manner. -
Miraldi & Barrett contributes to Voices for Children, a local organization that appoints volunteer guardians to represent children in juvenile court The Miraldi & Barrett Fund has made a grant through the Lorain County Community Foundation to provide funding to the Lorain County Chapter of Voices for Children, an organization that recruits and trains volunteer guardians to represent children in juvenil court. -
Ben Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi Named Ohio Super Lawyers Again Benjamin Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi were again honored as Ohio Super Lawyers, an award limited to those attorneys who are in the top five percent. -
Miraldi and Barrett Employees Take Part in Christmas Toy Drive Employees at Miraldi and Barrett donated new toys to the Christmas toy drive sponsored jointly by the Chronicle Telegram and the Salvation Army. -
Ben Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi Named Super Lawyers for 2012 Cleveland area lawyers, Ben Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi were again named Ohio Super Lawyers for 2012, an award limited to the top five percent in their field. -
Girls' Electrocution in Cornfield Is Basis of Lawsuit Against Monsanto Two 14 year old girls were electrocuted when they stepped in a puddle in a cornfield. A lawsuit claims that defective irrigation equipment was to blame. -
Ben Barrett Sr. Is Panelist at Cleveland State Law School Ben Barrett Sr. served as a panelist at the CSU/John Marshall College of Law on the topic of arbitration and mediation in medical malpractice actions.