Columbus

Columbus is located in the state’s central region, on the relatively flat Ohio until plain, near the confluence of the Scioto and Olentangy rivers. The Ohio government established Columbus as a political center in 1812, and it was named after Christopher Columbus. The state government relocated to Columbus from Chillicothe in 1816, and Columbus eventually annexed the adjacent older community of Franklinton.

Columbus

Legal Statistics

Average Income: In 2019, the population of Columbus, OH was 902k, with a median age of 32.4 and a typical family income of $57,118. Between 2018 and 2019, the population of Columbus, OH increased by 0.692 percent, from 895,877 to 902,073, while the median household income increased by 7.83 percent, from $52,971 to $57,118.

Number of Attorneys: 37,873 people are involved in the legal industry. (No data found provided Ohio Data)

A number of Law Firms: 228

Wrongful death Statistics:

When a person dies or is murdered as a result of another person’s carelessness or misbehavior, the victim’s surviving family members may sue for wrongful death. Only a personal representative of the decedent’s estate can file a wrongful death claim. If your loved one was killed in an accident or even murdered, you may be able to seek monetary compensation.

Here are the statistics of some Columbus wrongful death cases:

The number of Car Accidents: Columbus is the site of more than two-thirds of all fatal and injury-causing incidents in Franklin County.

  • Columbus accounts for little more than 26 percent of all Franklin County collisions involving injuries, with an estimated 9,000 victims each year.

Fatal Car accidents: Fatal crashes, like injury-causing collisions, are more likely to occur within Columbus city limits. Between 2016 and 2018, the municipal area accounted for about 62 percent of all fatal collisions.

Motorcycle accident vs. Car Accident Statistics:

  • According to the most current statistics from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, there were 4,235 motorcycle accidents in 2016, with 200 of them resulting in death.

Columbus Bicycle accident statistics:

  • The percentage of pedal cyclist deaths among total fatalities in states ranged from 9.7 percent (D.C.) to 0.2 percent (Missouri) for those states having pedal cyclist fatalities, compared to the national figure of 2.3 percent..

Food delivery accident and injury statistics in Columbus: In 2018, there were 158 fatal workplace injuries in Ohio, making it the most dangerous state in the country.

  • In Ohio, the number of work-related fatalities was down 16 from the previous year. The number of fatal occupational injuries in the state has ranged from 222 in 1999 to 137 in 2009. (No data found common Ohio data provided)

Child Pedestrian Accident statistics: The Columbus Dispatch recorded 431 pedestrian accidents. Twenty-three of the crashes were fatal, 64 resulted in serious injuries, and the remaining 246 resulted in moderate injuries.

  • The number of pedestrians murdered in Ohio has gradually increased in recent years, and Columbus is not alone in this trend. In 2014, there were just 93 pedestrian deaths in the state.

Truck accident Injury Statistics There were 13.65 fatal large truck crashes per million people in the United States in 2019, a 29-percent increase from 10.6 in 2010.  (No data available for Nevada so Common US data has been provided)

Traumatic Brain Injury Statistics: In Ohio, 21.7 percent of non-institutionalized adults 18 years and older reported at least one lifetime TBI with LOC, 2.6 percent experienced at least one moderate or severe such injury, 9.1 percent experienced a TBI with LOC before the age of 15 years, and 10.8 percent experienced either a TBI with LOC before the age of 15 years or a moderate or severe injury (No data available for Nevada so Common US data been provided)

Number of Lawsuits: Over the previous decade, Columbus City Council has authorized over $5.4 million in compensation to resolve 35 civil cases involving the Division of Police.

DUI Statistics: Every day, around 29 individuals are killed in road accidents caused by drunk driving, equating to one fatality every 50 minutes.

  • Every year, the costs of drunk driving accidents total more than $44 billion.
  • In 2016, drunk driving deaths killed 10,497 individuals and accounted for 28% of all road fatalities.

Population Growth: Columbus, OH has a population of 902k inhabitants, 93.1 percent of whom are citizens. In Columbus, OH, there were 1.86 times more White (Non-Hispanic) residents (487k people) than any other race or ethnicity in 2019. The second and third most prevalent ethnic groupings were 261k Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) and 53.5k Asian (Non-Hispanic).

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