Personal Injury

• Car Accidents, Wrongful Death, Product Liability
• Truck Accidents, Medical Malpractice, Work Injuries
• Motorcycle Accidents, Dog Bites, Construction Accidents, Child Accidents

OH, Nov 1983
Bar Number: 0000494

All Ohio Courts

• American Bar Association
• Ohio Bar Association
• Toledo Bar Association
• Ohio Academy of Justice
• American Academy of Justice

I attend advanced trial seminar. I also teach personal injury and trial technique seminars.

In my 28 years as a practicing attorney, I have written several published articles on subjects including:

• Ethics and substance abuse
• Trial strategies for new tort
• Recovering from psychological issues
• Sentencing guidelines
• Wrongful death
• The newer DWI law
• Trying the automobile injury case
• Trying the soft tissue injury case

Susan Wittman

For someone who has never been seriously injured in an auto accident, it can be hard to comprehend the lasting effects those injuries can have on a victim's life.

For one of our clients, Sue Wittman, life was turned upside down after she was seriously injured in a rollover accident. After the accident, she was forced to spend over a year in a nursing home recovering from the injuries she sustained.

Sue was injured when the van she was riding in was struck on the side, forcing the vehicle into a ditch. Her sister and brother-in-law were also injured in the car accident, which took place in December 2007.

Multiple surgeries were necessary to repair the damage to Sue's body, and she almost lost her leg to infections and complications resulting from those procedures. To this day, she can only walk approximately 75 feet at a time before she has to stop.

However, she credits the orthopedic surgeon our office referred her to for saving her leg:
"I would never have walked again if it hadn't been for him," she said. "He gave me back the use of my leg. He was extremely kind, and he paid attention to all the small details of my injury."

Despite all of her setbacks, Sue has managed to stay nothing but positive and optimistic. Even when confined to a nursing home bed, she would talk about her friends at the Genoa Retirement Village, the ladies from church, and the unending support of her sister, Carol, and brother-in-law, Russell:
"Sue is always thinking of other people, even when she should be thinking of herself," Leslie Rombkowski, our office manager, said. "Anyone would be lucky to have Sue in their life."

Our office helped Sue get the proper compensation to cover the more than $500,000 in medical bills the accident caused her to incur, and to get back on her feet. The settlement allowed her to get the proper treatment she needed, and let her come home to a house that is completely handicap-accessible.

The settlement of this case has given Sue financial security for the rest of her life:
"I am so thankful for all of the hard work [the attorneys and staff did] handling my auto accident case," Sue said. "I am extremely satisfied with my settlement. I am so appreciative that Chuck continued to be my attorney and took care of my home dilemmas and setting up the trust."

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We maximize recovery and provide individual service and attention for injured people throughout Ohio. We educate them on their legal rights so we can work together as a team. I established my solo practice in 1983.

I opened my own firm, Charles E. Boyk Law Offices, immediately after law school. I have been at the firm my entire career.

Leslie Rombkowski

(419) 241-8731

Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Bowling Green Office
121 E. Wooster Street
Suite 255
Bowling Green, OH 43402

Findlay Office
612 South Main Street
Suite 107
Findlay, OH 45840

Swanton Office
107225 Airport Highway
Swanton, OH 43558

South Toledo Office
5301 Southwyck Blvd.
Suite 107
Toledo, OH 43614

1/3 contingency plus expenses.

No hourly rates.

We offer a free half hour initial consultation.

No retainer fees.