E-Bikes Are Changing Ohio Roads. The Law Is Still Catching Up. They’re faster than traditional bicycles, quieter than motorcycles, and showing up everywhere—on bike paths, in traffic lanes, and on sidewalks. E-bikes have transformed how Ohioans get around, and their popularity is only growing. But as the number of riders increases, so does the number...
What You Need to Know About Ohio’s Infant Mortality Crisis Ohio is one of the worst states in the country for infant and maternal mortality. That’s not an opinion; it’s a conclusion supported by years of data, and the numbers aren’t improving fast enough. For families expecting a child, that reality can feel abstract until...
Bridge Strikes Aren’t Accidents—They’re Negligence Every year, trucks, construction vehicles, and oversized loads collide with bridges and overpasses across Ohio. These crashes are violent, often deadly, and almost always preventable. And yet they keep happening—because somewhere along the line, someone failed to do their job. The word “accident” implies randomness, but bridge strikes are anything...
Employer Responsibility for the Wellbeing of Warehouse Workers An Amazon employee at a Euclid, Ohio fulfillment center told coworkers he wasn’t feeling well, then collapsed at his workstation. He later died, and his family is still searching for answers. Whether negligence played a role remains under investigation—but the tragedy raises a question every warehouse worker...