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Attorneys at Law Our lawyers include board-certified specialists in workers' compensation. To speak with one of our attorneys, call us today at (216) 696-1080.

For over 40 years, our experienced Ohio attorneys have handled a wide range of claims involving personal injury, auto and truck accidents, workers' compensation, medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, wrongful death, and unsafe/defective products. We have earned the recognition of our peers for dedicated legal representation that has resulted in many successful verdicts and settlements -- the most notable of which is the recent $420 million settlement of a premium overcharge case against the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation in 2014.

11/02/2026

It's Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, and the timing is no accident. 😴🚗

Clocks just fell back. For a lot of Northeast Ohio drivers, the commute home now happens in the dark while body clocks are still catching up.

The National Sleep Foundation estimates drowsy driving is involved in about one in five fatal crashes on U.S. roads.

Signs it's time to pull over:
• Heavy eyelids or constant yawning
• Drifting out of your lane or hitting the rumble strip
• Missing your exit or not remembering the last few miles

What helps: a full night's sleep before a long drive, a short nap somewhere safe, and switching drivers when you can. Cranking the radio or opening a window is not a fix.

If another driver's mistake leaves you hurt in a crash, reach out to us for guidance and support.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.

Questions after a crash? Call (216) 696-1080.

10/30/2026

Clocks fall back this Sunday, November 1. Your drive home on Monday is about to get a lot darker. 🌆

The first week after the time change catches a lot of drivers off guard. People walking in dark coats, cyclists heading home, and motorcyclists are all harder to see at dusk.

Habits that help:
• Turn your headlights on earlier than feels necessary
• Clean your windshield inside and out to cut glare
• Watch for people near bus stops and crosswalks
• Give motorcycles extra following distance
• Get your sleep back on track this weekend so you're not driving drowsy Monday

If someone else's mistake leaves you hurt in a crash, get medical care, get the police report number, and talk with a lawyer before giving a recorded statement to any insurance company.

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10/28/2026

🎃 Reflective tape or glow sticks on every costume
🎃 Flashlights for everyone, not just the grown-ups
🎃 Masks off when crossing the street. They block side vision.
🎃 Cross at corners and crosswalks, never between parked cars
🎃 A buddy system, so no one walks home alone

Drivers, here's your part: slow down in neighborhoods, expect kids to dart out from unexpected spots, and put the phone away. As NHTSA puts it, slower speeds save lives.

Celebrating with grown-ups? Plan your ride home before the party starts. NHTSA reports that in 2023, nearly half of crash deaths on Halloween night were alcohol-related.

Tell us your family's #1 rule in the comments. 👇

10/26/2026

For most workplace injuries, Ohio gives you one year from the date of injury to file a workers' compensation claim. Occupational disease claims follow a different timeline.

Steps that help protect your claim:
• Report the injury to your employer right away, in writing if you can
• Get medical care and tell the provider the injury happened at work
• Ask whether your provider is BWC-certified for ongoing care
• Keep copies of everything: reports, bills, and time missed
• Don't assume someone else filed the claim for you. Check.

Workers' compensation is one of our core practice areas, and our team includes a board-certified workers' compensation specialist. If your claim is denied or questions come up, we can walk you through your options.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.

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10/23/2026

October is Residents' Rights Month, a time to recognize the rights of people living in nursing homes and other long-term care settings.

Families trust these facilities with someone they love. When something seems off, it's worth paying attention. Signs that deserve a closer look:

• Unexplained bruises, injuries, or repeated falls
• Bedsores (pressure injuries)
• Sudden weight loss or signs of dehydration
• Poor hygiene or unchanged bedding
• A loved one who seems withdrawn, fearful, or unusually quiet
• Call lights that go unanswered, or staff who can't answer basic questions

Write down what you see, take dated photos, and raise concerns with the facility in writing.

If you believe neglect caused harm, our team can help you understand your options. For nearly 50 years, our firm has represented injured people and their families in Northeast Ohio.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.
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10/21/2026

It's National School Bus Safety Week. Pop quiz, Ohio drivers. 🚌

You're on a highway with four or more lanes. A school bus going the OPPOSITE direction stops with its red lights flashing. Do you have to stop?

A) Yes, always
B) No
C) Only if kids are crossing

Drop your answer in the comments before you scroll. 👇

Answer: B. Under Ohio law (ORC 4511.75), on a road with four or more lanes, traffic going the opposite direction does not have to stop. Everyone else does: on roads with fewer than four lanes, drivers in BOTH directions stop.

When you stop, stay at least 10 feet from the bus, and wait until it moves again or the driver signals you to go.

It's also Teen Driver Safety Week, so this is a great one to share with the new driver in your house.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.
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10/19/2026

According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, about half of the state's deer-related crashes happen in October, November, and December. Deer are most active at dawn and dusk, right when a lot of us are commuting.

A few habits that help:
• Slow down near wooded areas, fields, and streams
• See one deer? Expect more. They often travel in groups.
• Use high beams when there's no oncoming traffic
• If a hit can't be avoided, brake firmly and stay in your lane. Swerving can cause a worse crash.
• Buckle up, every trip

If a deer crash leaves you hurt, or another driver swerves and hits you, get checked out, report the crash, and keep your photos and the report number. Talk with a lawyer before giving a recorded statement to any insurance company.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.
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10/16/2026

National Teen Driver Safety Week starts Sunday, October 18. If there's a new driver in your house, this weekend is a good time for the talk. The basics:

• Phone down. No texts, no scrolling.
• Seat belt, every trip, every seat.
• Keep to the speed limit.
• Limit passengers. More friends, more distractions.
• Never drive impaired or drowsy.

When a crash happens anyway, families are often left with medical bills, insurance calls, and a lot of questions.

For nearly 50 years, our Cleveland-area firm has helped people injured in auto, truck, and motorcycle crashes. Our attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers® as among the top 5% of lawyers in Ohio, and the firm holds a Martindale-Hubbell® Distinguished Peer Review Rating.

This is general information, not legal advice.
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10/14/2026

It takes about a minute and it's free:
1. Go to nhtsa.gov/recalls
2. Enter your 17-character VIN (find it on the lower left of your windshield, your registration card, or your insurance card)
3. If a recall comes up, contact a dealer to schedule the fix

You can also search recalls for car seats, tires, and other equipment. Parents, this is a good one to bookmark.

Safer cars mean fewer crashes and fewer injuries. That is a goal everyone in Northeast Ohio can get behind.

This is general information, not legal advice.
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10/12/2026

Truck crash cases can involve more than one driver and one insurer. There may be a trucking company, a cargo loader, a maintenance shop, and several insurance companies, each with its own investigators.

Some of the most important evidence is in the trucking company's hands, not yours:
• Driver logs and electronic logging device data
• Maintenance and inspection records
• Onboard and dash camera data

Federal rules generally require carriers to keep hours-of-service records for six months. That is one reason getting answers early matters.

If you or someone you love was hurt in a crash with a commercial truck, talk with a lawyer before giving a recorded statement to any insurance company.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.

Free consultation.
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3690 Orange Place, Suite 240
Beachwood, OH
44122

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30pm - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30pm - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30pm - 5pm
Thursday	8:30pm - 5pm
Friday	8:30pm - 5pm

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+12166961080

Website

http://www.seamanatty.com/

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