Gregory S. Young Co., LPA

06/23/2026

When injury victims need to push back against injustice, we're ready to lend our strength.

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05/15/2026

Proud to support Lighthouse Youth & Family Services at their 2026 Beacon of Light Humanitarian Awards. Young Injury Law is committed to giving back to Cincinnati's community, especially programs that help youth and families in crisis thrive.

05/14/2026

Gregory S. Young Co., LPA has represented clients across Ohio and Kentucky in cases from car accidents to wrongful death since 1958.

Support through life's challenges.

04/28/2026

Injured in a crash involving a newer vehicle? The camera evidence inside the car may matter more than you think. Our latest post explains what driver monitoring cameras can mean for your case.

The 2021 Infrastructure Act mandates driver-monitoring cameras in every new car. Here’s how that footage can win or lose your injury case. 513-721-1077.

04/15/2026

Car accidents bring bills, missed work, and stress. Gregory S. Young Law has represented Cincinnati injury victims since 1958.

Insights to getting fair settlement.

04/09/2026

Demand the recovery you deserve after a crash.

https://www.younginjurylaw.com/

03/11/2026

Time flies! We've been at our current location for 18 years.

We are proud to represent the people of Cincinnati and beyond from our office at The Center at 600 Vine.

03/06/2026

Sister Sessions brought an inspiring community together in Cincinnati last Saturday for an afternoon focused on education, music, and empowerment.

Advocates, physicians, community leaders, and partners gathered to talk about breast density, early detection, and the importance of self-advocacy. The event featured powerful stories from survivors, insights from medical experts, and shared resources designed to help women take charge of their health.

We were honored to hear remarks from Patti Collins, Dr. Lydia Hernandez, Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney, Renee Mahaffey Harris, Tiffany Mattingly, and Caroline Johnson. The afternoon also included incredible music from Jess Lamb and Kent, followed by a hopeful closing performance led by Betsey Nuseibeh.

Thank you to the many organizations and partners who helped make the event possible, including My Density Matters, Touch BBCA, Closing the Health Gap, The Health Collaborative, Know Your Lemons, the Bootsy Collins Foundation, Is Anybody Out There?, the Karen Wellington Foundation, the UC Osher Center for Integrative Health, the Reds Community Fund, the Cancer Support Community, Gregory S. Young Co., LPA, and La Soupe. We’re also grateful to Sed Denson and the team at Zola’s Cafe for hosting.

Events like Sister Sessions remind us that women are seeking clear information, supportive community, and spaces where they feel empowered to advocate for their health.

Together, we’re continuing to grow a movement centered on education, sisterhood, and action.

Pink Eraser Project

03/05/2026

If you're hit by an uncovered driver, you still can earn compensation. Learn how UM coverage, lawsuits and third-party claims apply to you.

Ohio requires coverage, but not everyone follows the law.

03/03/2026