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Accidents happen when we least expect them and dealing with the aftermath can be overwhelming. If you've been in a car accident and didn't get a police report, you might wonder if it is still possible to file a claim.

Child safety is a top priority for every parent, especially when it comes to traveling in a vehicle. In Ohio, there are specific laws and regulations in place to protect children by requiring the use of appropriate child safety seats.

While parking lot accidents might not be as dramatic as highway collisions, they are surprisingly common and often a source of confusion when it comes to determining fault.

Being involved in an auto accident is a jarring experience that can leave you feeling lost and overwhelmed. The moments, days, and weeks following such an incident are critical, not only for your physical recovery but also for ensuring that your rights and interests are protected.

Teens are often involved in car crashes as a result of driver distraction. According to a study from Pew Research Center, almost half of crashes and near-crashes involving drivers younger than 21 are caused by driver distraction.

We understand how nerve-wracking it can be when your teenager starts driving. There's the fear for their safety, the worry about their inexperience, and the concern about potential accidents. It's a lot to handle.

If you’ve been hurt in a car accident, Diehl & Hubbell is here for you. By focusing on motor vehicle accident cases, we have acquired a depth of knowledge and experience. We exclusively represent victims of car accidents — never insurance companies — in Warren County, Butler County, and throughout Southwest Ohio.

There are many stories of lottery winners who have won huge sums of money and 5-10 years later were broke.  You may never win the lottery, but you could come into a large sum of money, whether it’s an inheritance, the sale of a business, or a legal settlement.

With spring in full force, motorcyclists across the country are gearing up for another riding season. Safety equipment, including Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (MIPS

On January 3, 2023, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 288 into law, bolstering the state’s laws related to distracted driving. Learn about the new law and its changes before it takes effect on April 3, 2023.