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& GRUHIN, ATTORNEYS The
Western Reserve Building
1468 W. 9th Street  Suite
750Cleveland, Ohio 44113-1200 Voice (216) 861-5555
Fax (216) 861-3435In the Historic Warehouse District of Cleveland SPECIALIST |
shouldn't you be represented by an
Ohio State Bar Association
Certified Workers' Compensation
Specialist Attorney?
We certainly think so!
YOU NEED TO KNOW
• The BWC has its' lawyers • Your Employer has its' lawyers • If a workers' comp claim was really something
you could do yourself, why does everyone
have a lawyer?• Shouldn't you have a lawyer too? • AND SHOULDN'T YOUR LAWYER BE a Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist? THINK ABOUT THIS !!
Your family doctor sends you to a specialist when you need complex surgery on your spine.
So, wouldn't you want a
certified specialist attorney
to represent you in your BWC claim?
Contact us for a free initial consultation.
We'll be happy to discuss your
NEW OR OLD
Ohio Workers' Compensation Claim.To contact us, please click on the
graphic or email address below.
specialist-gruhin.com
You Don't Have to Miss Any Time from Work
to Seek Injury Payment from
your Workers' Comp Claim.
We Can Review and AnalyzeYour
NEW OR OLD Claims.
Call Us to find out
if You Have A BWC Claim
That Might Pay You Money Compensation.
THERE ARE TIME LIMITS!
DON'T LET YOUR CLAIM EXPIRE
BEFORE YOU GET YOUR
INJURY MONEY !
Ohio Workers' Compensation
Certified Specialist Attorney
Representing Ohio's
Injured Work Force• Temporary Total Disability
• Wage Loss Compensation
• Impaired Earning Compensation
• Permanent Partial Disability
• Permanent Total Disability
• Amputation/Ankylosis Award
• Loss of Use Award
• Disfigurement Award
• Emotional Overlay Claim
• Psychiatric Claim
• Flow-Through Injuries
• Specific Safety Violation (VSSR)
• Medical Bill Payment
• OLD & NEW Claim Compensation
Compensation Law.
Workers' Compensation process.
allowed by law for injured workers.
HOW DOES A LAWYER GET CERTIFIED AS A SPECISALIST?
All attorneys licensed to practice law in Ohio must have graduated from an accredited law school, passed an intensive examination, and attended continuing legal education courses as required by the Supreme Court of Ohio.
The Ohio State Bar Association "Specialization Program" was created to give licensed Ohio attorneys the ability to become certified as specialists in particular areas of law. The Ohio State Bar Association is proud to be accredited by the Ohio Supreme Court Commission on Certification of Attorneys as Specialists (CCAS). Accreditation means the CCAS has evaluated our programs and recognizes that they meet certain minimum standards established by the commission and required by the Ohio Supreme Court under rule XIV.
OSBA certification is a voluntary process that requires a commitment to excellence. Ohio attorneys who are certified as specialists by the OSBA must take and pass a written examination in their specialty field, demonstrate a high level of substantial involvement in the specialty area, fulfill ongoing education requirements and be favorably evaluated by other attorneys and judges familiar with their work.
MIKE GRUHIN IS A CERTIFIED ATTORNEY SPECIALIST WHO IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING LEGAL EXCELLENCE TO HIS CLIENTS!!
So, who might choose to become a Certified Attorney Specialist ?
Attorneys who devote a large part of their practice to a particular area of the law may choose to go beyond these requirements to earn specialty certification. This means that they have:
1) demonstrated substantial and continuing involvement in a particular field of law, (meaning they must devote at least 25% of their practice to an area of law);
2) submitted five individual references attesting to their competency in the specialty field;
3) taken and passed a written examination in their specialty field
4) taken classes to earn a minimum of 36 hours of intermediate or advanced continuing legal education credits in the specialty area during the past three years in addition to the continuing legal education credits required of non-specialist attorneys;
5 ) remained in good standing with the Supreme Court of Ohio; proven financial responsibility by maintaining a special limit of professional liability insurance coverage.
Does The Certification Last Forever?
Attorneys who have earned specialty certification must be recertified at least every seven years and must earn a minimum of 12 continuing legal education credits in the specialty area every two years.
Who certifies attorneys as specialist?
The Supreme Court of Ohio established a Commission on certification of Attorneys as Specialists to:
The Ohio State Bar Association is the largest certifying agency in Ohio.
How do I know if an attorney is a certified specialist?
Look for a special designation that reads "certified by the Ohio State Bar Association" on business cards, letterhead, of in advertising. You may also want to ask attorneys you contact if they are certified specialist.
MIKE
GRUHIN IS A CERTIFIED ATTORNEY SPECIALIST WHO IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING
LEGAL EXCELLENCE TO HIS CLIENTS!!
Please feel free to contact us.
We would like to evaluate
your claim.
The smartest way to make sure you are adequately compensated for your injuries is to obtain the services of a certified specialist attorney.
GRUHIN & GRUHIN
THE RIGHT CALL TO MAKE
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