Personal Injury
Professional Personal Injury Advocacy in Medina, Summit, and Wayne Counties
Don’t Let Insurance Companies Dictate Your Recovery.
When you are injured due to someone else’s negligence, you aren’t just facing physical pain—you are facing mounting medical bills, lost wages, and a complex legal battle against powerful insurance corporations. You need a personal injury lawyer who understands that the first offer is rarely the fair offer.
Daniel Gigiano is a Wadsworth-based attorney with over 30 years of trial-tested experience. Since 1999, he has served as a fierce advocate for the injured in Medina, Summit, and Wayne Counties, ensuring that his clients receive the maximum compensation they deserve.
Results-Focused Representation for Serious Injuries
Our team has the litigation power to handle a variety of personal injury matters, including:
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Vehicular Accidents: Specialized representation for automobile, motorcycle, and truck accidents.
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Premises Liability: Skilled advocacy for slip and fall injuries occurring on neglected property.
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Product & Food Safety: Seeking justice for illnesses caused by improperly prepared food and poisoning.
Why You Need a Trial-Tested Personal Injury Lawyer
Insurance companies are in the business of protecting their bottom line, not your health. Our team knows their tactics and how to fight back. We have helped numerous deserving individuals recover compensation for:
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Pain and Suffering: For the physical and emotional toll of the accident.
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Economic Losses: Including lost wages and the cost of vehicle replacement.
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Medical Restoration: Ensuring your medical bills are repaid so you can focus on healing.
What to Do After an Injury
If you’ve been hurt, ignoring the noise is the first step to a successful claim. Before you speak to an insurance adjuster, follow these critical steps:
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Do not talk to insurance companies about the details of your accident.
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Document everything: Take pictures of the scene, keep all medical bills, and track your lost time at work.
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Gather Information: Collect witness names and contact details.
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Seek Medical Care: Continue following up with your doctor if you remain in pain.
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Call Daniel Gigiano: Let an experienced personal injury lawyer handle the legal heavy lifting while you recover.
Serving Medina County and Surrounding Ohio Communities
Conveniently located in historic downtown Wadsworth, Attorney Gigiano provides the stern but approachable counsel that residents of Copley, Norton, Barberton, and Medina trust. We are a premier personal injury lawyer team for those who want local advocates with the toughness to win in the courtroom.
Don’t face the insurance giants alone. Put over three decades of legal mastery to work for you.
Call Attorney Daniel Gigiano and his team today at (330) 336-3330 for a consultation on your personal injury matter.
Watch the Video Below to Learn More about Personal Injury Law in Ohio
Frequently Asked Questions
I’ve been in an accident. What is the first thing I should do?
Your health is the top priority. Seek medical attention immediately, even if your injuries seem minor. Then, if you are able, start documenting the scene: take pictures, gather contact information from witnesses, and avoid discussing fault with anyone at the scene.
Should I talk to the insurance adjuster?
No. It is highly recommended that you do not give a recorded statement or discuss the details of your accident with the other party's insurance company before consulting with an attorney. Their goal is to minimize your claim, and anything you say can be used to reduce your compensation.
We know the tactics insurance companies use to undervalue or deny claims. We use our experience to build a strong case, handle all negotiations aggressively, and fight for the full amount you deserve, not just the low initial amount they often offer.
What is my role in the case?
Your role is crucial. To build the strongest case possible, we need you to:
Keep a record of all lost wages.
Save all your medical bills and records.
Follow up with your doctor if you continue to feel pain.
Let us handle the legal and insurance "noise" so you can focus on recovery.
How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Ohio?
Ohio has a statute of limitations, which is a strict deadline for filing a lawsuit. For most personal injury cases, it is two years from the date of the accident. It is imperative to speak with an attorney as soon as possible to ensure you do not lose your right to file a claim.