Editorial policy.
How we decide what to publish, how we handle sources, and how corrections work.
Sources and evidence
We publish facts only when we can identify the source and the date we checked it. Official registration wording is reproduced accurately and is not converted into a “good standing” claim. Practice evidence is a public page that explicitly describes the relevant practice. We do not publish scraped review text or invented testimonials.
Independence
Editorial decisions are separate from advertising. A paid placement cannot change a directory tier, a review summary, or the order of organic results. If sponsorship is introduced, it will be labeled and disclosed.
Corrections and removal
Anyone can request a correction. We review the source and the claim, record the outcome, and update or suppress the listing when warranted. A practice can request removal of information that is inaccurate, stale, or no longer permitted by the source.
Artificial intelligence
Automated tools may help identify a candidate practice or extract a source excerpt. They do not have publication authority. A person reviews identity, registration, practice evidence, and disputed claims before publication.
State law content
Ohio summaries link to the primary statute or official agency. They are general information, not legal advice, and are reviewed on a scheduled basis. We do not publish a universal deadline calculator or a one-line national rule for a jurisdiction-specific question.
Contact
Editorial questions: hello@ohiomotocrashes.com.