Thankful for Our Clients: A Thanksgiving Message from The Law Offices of Kurt M. Young, LLC

As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us take a moment to look back on the past year sometimes with gratitude, sometimes with disbelief, and sometimes with the lingering question: Did that hearing really happen, or was it just a fever dream?  Did the Ohio Supreme Court just say a gas that they want to use to execute prisoners with is not a dangerous gas for workplace safety purposes?  

But here at The Law Offices of Kurt M. Young, LLC**, one thing we’re always genuinely thankful for is our clients.

Every day, we’re reminded that Ohio’s working men and women are some of the toughest, most resilient people anywhere. You lift, haul, care for, build, repair, teach, transport, serve, and support the communities we live in. When injuries happen, you keep going often in pain, often unsure of what comes next yet still doing your best for your families.

We’re grateful you trust us to help you navigate a system that can feel overwhelming even on its best days. We’re thankful for your patience when the BWC tests it. We’re thankful for your stories, your perseverance, and your sense of humor in the face of forms, deadlines, and hearings scheduled at wildly inconvenient times.

We’re thankful for those moments where a client in a horrible situation says thank you, despite the fact that we are voice and face of a horrible at times system.  And for the chances to really meet some of our clients.  Ones who had the weight of the world on their shoulders during our initial meeting, but now that the bills are paid, the pain in managed, really show the wonderful people they are. 

Most of all, we’re thankful that we get to play even a small role in helping you get the care, compensation, and fairness you deserve.

From all of us at The Law Offices of Kurt M. Young, LLC:

Thank you for letting us serve Ohio’s working families.
Have a safe, warm, and very Happy Thanksgiving!

If you need us after the leftovers are gone, we’re here. (Well except Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after, we’ll be closed)