Take care of yourself. If you are feeling pain symptoms following the accident, get medical attention as soon as possible. If symptoms don’t arise until later, get medical attention right away. Consistency in documenting your injuries, treatment, and recovery is extremely important in presenting an effective claim. Even if you haven’t seen them, make sure…
Effective April 4, 2023, texting while driving is now considered a misdemeanor offense in Ohio. Here is what you can’t do: Section 4511.204 (A) of Ohio’s revised Code states that “No person shall operate a motor vehicle…on any street, highway, or property open to the public…while using, holding, or physically supporting with any part of…
Jeff Senney addressed his Centerville BNI Group sharing life stories, family, and a little business.
With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, be sure to arrange for a ride service or a designated driver if you intend to imbibe during the holiday. An OVI in Ohio is life-changing, potentially career-altering, and very expensive. In Ohio, a first-offense OVI is typically a misdemeanor of the first degree under Ohio Revised…
Today and every day, we are grateful for the women in our lives who inspire and support us. This includes YOU – the women who get up every day and make it happen. PSE THANKS YOU!
Simply put, a notary mistake or improper notary certificate can cause legal issues with the enforceability of the document. For real estate documents, an improper notarization has the potential of causing the document to be rejected for recording by the County Recorder. Because of recent changes to Ohio laws regarding notarial acts in 2019, with…
In today’s ever-growing world of e-commerce, having a distinct and nationally protected name associated with your E accounts is a must. Once an e-account becomes profitable, unscrupulous people build on that profitability by creating look-alike sites and stealing your businesses. Negative reviews of these “look-alike” businesses can be misinterpreted as negative reviews of your company.…
As Black History Month concludes, PSE honors Attorney Moses J. Jones, the first African-American attorney to practice in Dayton. He was admitted to practice law in 1898. Recognizable by his vested suit and gold chain, Mr. Jones was an inspiration and model for the legal community. He was regarded as Dayton’s foremost African American criminal…
PSE is a proud sponsor of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Briefings. Today Kristina Curry, PSE attorney, delivered welcome remarks for guest speaker Kent Dimbath, CFO of Dorothy Lane Market. We were also proud to host DLM’s Director of Human Resources, Maureen Sammon.
Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling attorneys Matt Hauer, Brooke Schleben and Kristina Curry, reports, “PSE has a long history of supporting the OCLRE High School Mock Trial Competition. This year’s event provided yet another opportunity to be impressed by the extraordinary preparedness and commitment of these trial teams and their advisors. We also appreciate the opportunity…
