by Allen Schulman | Dec 29, 2013 | Birth Injuries
When mother-to-be, Evelyn Gatlin, presented to the hospital to deliver her baby, she had no idea that following the delivery, her baby daughter, Morgan Vance, would be left with permanent paralysis in her left arm. The obstetrician who delivered Morgan failed to...
by Allen Schulman | Nov 22, 2013 | News
Regarding ”Councilman, president call for city’s own minimum wage” (Nov. 19): The Honorable Allen Schulman, president of Canton City Council, stated, and rightly so, “Maybe we should look at the minimum wage. If a billion-dollar corporation is not going to give a...
by Allen Schulman | Jun 25, 2013 | On the Record
Periodically, an insurance adjuster tells us that they are making a “nuisance offer” on a case. A “nuisance offer” means that the insurance company has analyzed the injuries and losses suffered by a client and decided that dealing with such a “small case” isn’t worth...
by Allen Schulman | Feb 3, 2013 | News, Starred, Workplace Injuries, Wrongful Death
Truck driver Bob Romig and his family had no idea that as he left the Worthington Cylinder plant in Jefferson Ohio on June 20, 2005 his trailer had been loaded in violation of Worthington company rules or that twenty four hours later that negligence would cause Bob to...
by Allen Schulman | Jan 31, 2013 | Auto Crashes, Insurance Claims, News, Starred
If you are ever in a serious auto crash, one of the things you think you can rely on is your own insurance coverage. Particularly if you are injured by an uninsured or under-insured driver, you place your trust in your insurance company to be there for you and your...
