Civil & Administrative Issues
At Friedman & Gilbert, we also practice civil litigation and administrative law.
Civil law cases typically involve a plaintiff filing a grievance in court against another party called the respondent. The respondent has a chance to review the claim and prepare a response. While both parties can meet to discuss a settlement, sometimes the claim will go to trial. Administrative law refers to any issue dealing with government agency—local, municipal, state, or federal. Friedman & Gilbert have experience arguing civil claims in front of Ohio agencies, boards, and commissions for our clients in Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, and in Lake and Lorain counties.
Our civil litigation practice covers:
Friedman & Gilbert’s attorneys are advocates for our clients. We only settle for a pre-trial negotiation when it is in our clients’ best interest.
Personal Injury
Personal injuries can be traumatic experiences. Victims can experience physical, psychological, emotional, and economic devastation. Personal injury claims can include:
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Medical malpractice
- Products liability
- Premises liability
- Assault & battery
Ohio’s statute of limitations on personal injury claims is only two years. When you experience a personal injury and another party is liable, contacting Friedman & Gilbert can start you on the way to recovery. We investigate your claim and let you know if you qualify for compensation or other options.
Professional License Representation
At Friedman & Gilbert, our breadth of civil litigation experience allows us to take on many different types of cases and clients. We defend health care providers and other professionals in front of their respective boards and commissions in licensing hearings and other administrative legal needs. We represent:
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