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David Miraldi's Article on New Challenges In Personal Injury Claims Published in The Legal Times Attorney David Miraldi's article regarding the admission medical bills at trial was published in the Lorain County Bar Association's publication, The Legal Time -
Day Care Center Sued Over Toddler's Death A day care center was sued for negligence arising out of the wrongful death of a 22 month old toddler who was apparently left in a van in 90+ degree weather -
Benjamin Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi Named to The Top 100 Trial Lawyers By The National Trial Lawyers Both David Miraldi and Benjamin F. Barrett Sr. have been selected for the award as "The Top 100 Trial Lawyers" by the National Trial Lawyers. -
Partner David Miraldi to Exhibit Photographs of Russia and Egypt Miraldi and Barrett Attorney and Partner David Miraldi to exhibit photographs of Russia and Egyp the Friends Gallery at Kendal at Oberlin in the summer of 2011. -
Ohio Father Behind 'Emily's Law' to Publicly Forgive Pharmacist The law firm of Miraldi & Barrett provides links to news articles related to our practice areas. If you are a victim of pharmacy injury call 800-589-3023 -
Miraldi and Barrett Partners With ClevelandLaw.TV Ben Barrett and David Miraldi of Miraldi and Barrett answers consumer questions on the site, ClevelandLaw.TV, aimed at providing legal information to consumers. -
Miraldi and Barrett Fund Makes Donation to the Lorain County Free Clinic The law firm of Miraldi and Barrett has a fund that is part of the Community Foundation of Lorain County. The Miraldi and Barrett Fund has joined with other funds to make a donation to the Lorain County Free Clinic -
Miraldi & Barrett Employees Contribute to Christmas Toy Drive The law firm of Miraldi & Barrett is involved in its community. Its employees recently donated toys to the Elyria Chronicle Not-Forgotten Box Toy Drive. -
Ben Barrett and David Miraldi Named Super Lawyers Again David Miraldi and Ben Barrett join the top five percent of Ohio attorneys practicing in the area of plaintiff personal injury when they were again selected to be Ohio Super Lawyers for 2011. -
Insurance companies' surveillance of social networking site Insurance companies are now searching social networking accounts to find out if a claimant is doing things that are inconsistent with the injury claimed in the claim. Persons involved in litigation should close these accounts or at the very least restrict access. -
Social Host Not Responsible For Death of Intoxicated Social Guest Even when an adult is under the legal age for consuming alcohol, the social host who provided alcohol to the adult is not responsible for the injuries and death resulting to that intoxicated individual when that individual is involved in a car crash. -
COURT RULES THAT STUDENTS' ACTS DID NOT CONSTITUTE HAZING A student who was sexually abused by other students could not maintain a claim for hazing against the school administrators, but could bring a claim against them for recklessly failing to supervise the students. -
Claim aganst ambulance driver allowed despite emergency status Liability of ambulance driver may exist if the driver was disregarding the safety of other drivers of the highway, particulary when entering an intersection on a red light or failing to stop for a stop sign. -
Benjamin Barrett Sr. and David Miraldi Named Ohio Super Lawyers Benjamin F. Barrett Sr. and David P. Miraldi were named as Ohio Super Lawyers for 2010 in the field of plaintiff's personal injury. This peer-review rating is limited to the top five percent of attorneys practicing in Ohio. -
Mandatory Arbitration Provisions Are Coming Under Attack Federal lawmakers are considering legislation that will prohibit mandatory arbitration agreements in consumer transactions. Arbitrators hired and paid for by businesses are ruling in favor of the businesses in an overwhelming number of cases. If the new laws are passed, arbitration provisions in nursing home admissions papers may be prohibited as well. -
Most Traffic Fatalities Occur on Rural Roads Most crashes involving fatalities occur on rural roads where drivers travel faster, roads are not as well-engineered, and medical response time is slower. -
Damage Caps in Medical Malpractice Laws Challenged The state courts in Georgia and Maryland will decide if caps on non-economic damages are constitutional -
Hospitals Still Not Reporting Serious Errors Although leading medical experts called for a nationwide reporting system of serious hospital errors ten years ago, this has not happened due to oppostion from hospitals, insurance companies, and the American Medical Association. -
Property Owner Escapes Liability From Building Code Violations When Condition Is Open And Obvious If a building code violation creates an open and obvious condition, an injured person cannot recover for injures caused by a defect arising out of the building code violation. -
Ohio Supreme Court Dilutes Rights of Nursing Home Patients In a shameful decision, the Ohio Supreme Court refused to invalidate an arbitration agreement signed by a 95 year old resident that took away her right to a jury trial, attorney fees, and punitive damages.