One of the Area's Largest Practices in Workers' Compensation, Conveniently Located in Streetsboro
We provide an initial free consultation to discuss your legal situation. You can contact us at wood@rickwoodlaw.com, by phone at (330) 626-1212, or in person. We are open Monday through Friday and are available for night and weekend consultations by appointment only.
When you are charged with a crime in the State of Ohio, you want to be sure that your rights are protected in the best manner possible. When you are facing criminal charges that could drastically impact your life in a negative way, it is in your best interests to speak to an experienced criminal lawyer as soon as possible.
Personal injury claims can arise from vehicular accidents, accidental shootings, dog bites, slip and fall cases for example. Contact us for all matters where you sustained an injury that was incurred through no fault of your own. We can assist in evaluating your case.
There is an area of law that requires a showing that a doctor deviated from the ordinary and reasonable duties of medical practice and that bodily injuries occurred. This area of law requires expertise in law as well as medicine. Contact us to meet an attorney to discuss your potential malpractice claim.
If you have been injured while working or sustained an occupational disease, please contact us to evaluate whether you have a legal claim. Depending on the unique facts of your case, a workers’ compensation case may be feasible.
Our office has prepared hundred of wills for over 30 years. A Last Will and Testament is a document that we prepare to determine who would receive your assets upon death. A will also lets you select an executor which is a person who will administer your estate. Contact us to schedule an appointment.
Accident and injury cases can be very upsetting to deal with as a victim of another person’s negligence. You deserve the resources and assistance when you have been severely injured in an accident. The person responsible for your accident can and should be held accountable for his or her actions.
It is best to speak to an experienced attorney before making any significant decisions for a loved one. This gives you the right to select an agent to make healthcare decisions on your behalf, if you are unable to make them yourself. Additionally, if you are incapacitated you can direct your agent not to employ measures to keep you alive artificially. Please contact us to assess your case.
This is a broad term encompassing everything that is not criminal in nature. More specifically, we spend considerable time pursuing claims for bodily injuries, both in court as well as administratively before the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and Industrial Commission of Ohio.
Rick Wood, Attorney at Law provides complete legal representation in the areas of workers’ compensation, personal injury, criminal defense, wills, trusts, and civil litigation. With over twenty years of experience, we can handle all of your legal needs.
We understand that the legal process can be confusing, intimidating, and daunting. We will work through all the details of your case and provide high quality legal representation to obtain the best outcome. Our attorneys have years of experience practicing in all courts in Ohio and the Industrial Commission of Ohio.
Rick focuses his practice in the areas of criminal defense, personal injury, and workers’ compensation. He has handled workers’ compensation cases representing claimants in front of the Industrial Commission of Ohio. He also has extensive experience with various issues involving the bureau of workers’ compensation, payment of medical expenses, and ADL (alternative dispute resolutions). Rick has argued many hearings before District and Staff Hearing Officers at the Industrial Commission of Ohio. He has also conducted numerous hearings in front of the entire Industrial Commission on novel issues of law in Columbus, Ohio.
Jodi, an independent attorney, focuses her practice on workers’ compensation. She began her legal career representing Employers in all phases of the workers’ compensation system. In 1999, she began representing Injured Workers’ in their workers’ compensation before the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and the Industrial Commission of Ohio. Because of her unique perspective from the employer’s side, she has been successful in handling a multitude of workers’ compensation issues for the injured worker. She has extensive experience in managing claims so that her clients’ receive the benefits they are entitled to receive from the workers’ compensation system. She has attended thousands of hearings before the Industrial Commission of Ohio on multiple issues involving her clients.
Rachael focuses her practice on workers’ compensation, personal injury, wills, and trusts. While in law school Rachael served a law clerk with the Portage County Prosecutor’s Office and Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office. She also served as a law clerk at a small civil litigation firm focusing on personal injury cases. Rachael graduated Cum Laude from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. She served as a Research Editor on the Journal of Law and Health and Vice President of the Jewish Law Student Association. Rachael focused her studies on criminal law, and published a note about the death penalty titled Quit the Botching, Ohio: Exploring the Flaws with the Ohio Execution Protocol and the Need for Change, 29 J.L. & HEALTH (2015) (publication pending).
