VOLUME 12ISSUE 9

JULY, 2018ATTORNEYS

Charles Boyk, Michael Bruno, Katie Harris,Wesley Merillat, & Leah Michael

New Favorite Spot For Fresh Food & Friendly Service

AUTO ACCIDENTS • MEDICAL MALPRACTICEWORKERS’ COMPENSATION • DOG BITES

WRONGFUL DEATH • ATV & MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS

DOWNTOWN TOLEDO405 Madison Avenue, Suite 1200Toledo, Ohio 43604(419) 241-1395 Main(800) 637-8170 Toll-free(419) 241-8731 Fax

WE HAVE 6 OFFICES TO SERVE YOUSWANTON10725 Airport HighwaySwanton, Ohio 43558FREMONTThe Old Armory1005 E. State St.Fremont, Ohio 43420

FINDLAY612 S. Main StreetSuite 107Findlay, Ohio 45840WEST UNITY 123 E. Jackson StreetWest Unity, Ohio 43570

BOWLING GREEN121 E. Wooster StreetSuite 255Bowling Green, Ohio43402

Charles E. Boyk Law Offices, LLC405 Madison Avenue, Suite 1200Toledo, Ohio 43604Phone: (419) 241-1395Toll-Free: (800) 637-8170Fax: (419) 241-8731

CharlesEBoykLawOffices

Charles E. Boyk

charlesboyklaw

www.youtube.com/ceboyk

Visit Our Blog at:www.charlesboyk-law.com/blog/

In This Issuen 419 Tacos: Fresh Food, Friendly Servicen TPS Proud Celebrates Winners at Harvard Elementaryn Bikes For Kids WInners Brighten The Summern Recipe: Herbert’s Herbed Corn Salsa Over Grilled Chickenn July Cases of Interest

Open it! Read it! Share it!It’s apparent the moment you walk into 419 Tacos that the owners put a lot of time and effort into creating the perfect atmosphere. Understateddécor compliments the newly-renovated space which is welcoming to people of any age, in any sized group. But even more noticeable is the smell of fresh tortillas (they are made on-site by hand each day) and authentic Mexican food all made completely from scratch.

419 Tacos recently opened at 3309 N. Holland Sylvania in Toledo, the former location of El Matador. While they have only been open for a few months, they already have a cult-likefollowing, thanks to owner and longtime soccer coach, Jorge Diaz.

“During his career, Jorge has helped thousands of kids not only hone their soccer skills, but more importantly, learn to be good sports who play with dedication,” At-torney Chuck Boyk said. “He’s been a trusted friend for over 10

New address or phone number?Help us stay current by letting us know!Call Anneke at (419) 241-1395or e-mail her at marketing@charlesboyk-law.com

July’sRaving Fanof the Month“Everyone there treated me with kindness. Chuck Boyk and his staff always answered my questions after my accident and I never felt stupid when I’d call to ask about something I don’t understand. I’ve worked in customer service for a really time and I have super high expectations but they were great the whole way through. They are the best attorneys in town!”– Celissa Ibarra

Taxotere Chemotherapy Drug Linked To Permanent Hair LossMost people who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis are so worried about beatingthe disease that they are willing tosacrifice their hair while going throughchemotherapy. What some patients were never warned about, however, is thatone chemo drug could leave patients without any hair at all even after treatment has ended. Taxotere, manufactured by Sanofi-Aventis, is a widely-used chemotherapy drug to treat breast cancer and other forms ofcancer. The drug is administeredintravenously to prevent cancer cellsfrom spreading. While Taxotere can be effective in treating patients diagnosed with cancer, lawsuits are being filed against Sanofi-Aventis regarding Taxotere’s link to permanent hair loss. Reports reveal that that manufacturer knew about the dangers of Taxotere but failed to mention it to patients and the medical community.

Who may have a lawsuit? Cancer patients who are dealing with permanent hair loss after undergoing chemotherapy.

I recently underwent chemo but my hair hasn’t grown back yet. How long should I wait? While each individual is different, it is important to start the medical review as soon as possible as important deadlines are always arising in drug and device litigation.The attorneys at Boyk Law can create a reasonable timeline for you. Call our office at 888-888-2110 or confidentially provide your information by visiting www.isitalawsuit.com to have an attorney begin the process for you.

years. He’s a decorated soccer champion and has always focused on playing the game honestly and with integrity and he has brought those samecharacteristics into 419 Tacos.”

Prices are fair, the food is fantastic, and the wait staff is friendly and accommodating. Here are a few of our favorite dishes from their extensive menu:Alpastor Burrito Bowl ($7.50) – Since guests have the option of making any burrito into a bowl, the Alpastor is a favorite because of the marinated pork with pineapple and onions. It’s served over a bed of rice with lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, cheese, and Mexican sour cream.

Chile Rellenos ($9) – The dish comes with two roasted poblano peppers stuffed with cheese, lightly fried in an egg batter, then topped with red sauce. They have a bit of a kick but aren’t too spicy

and are best with ground beef added (only $1 more).

Mexican Street Tacos ($2.50-$3.50 each) – A 419 Taco

specialty, it’s hard to find a more authentic taco

in northwest Ohio. Favorites include grilled steak, chorizo (Mexican sausage), and shredded pork, but with 10 different options it can be hard to choose. Luckily

419 Tacos offers Taco Tray Specials where you can get any 10 tacos for $25, 15 for $36, or 20 for $45.

Jorge has invited Boyk Bulletin readers to bring in a copy of this article for one free taco OR one free cheese dip as a thank you for supporting Toledo owned and operated establishments. You won’t be disappointed!

HOURS OF OPERATION:Mon.-Thurs. 11am - 10pmFri. & Sat. 11am - 11pmSun. 12pm - 9pm

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Man Shot While On TheJob, Hospitalized After Two SurgeriesOur client was making a delivery to an Ann Arbor pharmacy when he was shot in the stomach by someone on the street. He had emergency surgery before a week-long hospital stay, but he had to un-dergo two more surgeries and additional hospital-izations to treat a severe infection. We are helping the client with both the worker’s compensation portion of the case but also the injury aspect as well as he continues his long road to recovery.

Car Accident While On The Job Leaves Client With ABroken HipBoyk Law is helping our client with both his worker’s compensation claim and his auto accident claim after he was injured in a car wreck while on the job. He had to be life-flighted to the nearest trauma hospital where it was discovered that his hip was fractured. He is walking with a walker as he undergoes additional treat-ment from his orthopedic doctor while they determine the next stages of his care.

Woman Loses Her Life In A Fatal Car AccidentWe are helping the family of a woman who lost her life after a motorcycle accident. She was just 23-years-old and the mother of two children when she was riding as a passenger on a motorcycle that struck a car that was turning in front of them, causing her and the driver to be thrown from the bike.

CASES OF INTEREST: JULY 2018

TPS Proud Celebrates Winners at Harvard ElementaryBoyk Law’s TPS Proud Student and Teacher of the Month contest awarded students at Harvard Elementary, as part of our program aimed at highlighting the best of Toledo Public Schools. Harvard students created 34 teacher appreciation videos and the kids were adorable as they described on camera how important their teachers are to them.

Winning Teacher: Sarah SmithNominated by: Hazel BroadwayHazel’s nomination: “The gym teacher Ms. Smith is cool, she treats us with full respect, and she’s really nice. For the rest of my life I’ll remember that she taught me to be good, not be bad,

do what you’re supposed to do and to actually do push-ups instead of just laying down. She is beautiful just the way she is.” Prize: $50 Visa gift card for Hazel for creating her video, $150 Visa gift card for Sarah Smith for winning Teacher of the Month.

Student Winner: Ragan SmithNominated by: Peg DamschroderHadley’s nomination: “Ragan is phenom-enal. We needed someone to be the captain of Safety Patrol at Harvard. She graciously accepted the challenge, attended camp in the fall, and selected and trained her peers to help on the team. She created weekly schedules for the Safety Patrol, monitored every morning and afternoon, conducted monthly meetings, and recruited and trained new members. Ragan has created a safer environment for all students arriving and dismissing students at Harvard. She is incredibly organized and motivated, and she has all of the qualities of an exemplary leader, especially considering she is only in 8th grade. Ragan is just an awe-some kid. She is kind, well-liked, cares about others and is extremely compassionate. Ragan is just a dolly.” Prize: $150 Visa gift card for Ragan for winning Student of the Month.

RECIPE:

Guy’s Greek Orzo SaladINGREDIENTSn 1 ¼ cups orzo (8 oz)n 8 oz. feta cheese, cubedn 1 cup chopped roma tomatoesn ½ cup chopped pitted kalamata olivesn 1 tablespoon fresh basiln 1 tablespoon fresh flat-leaf parsleyn 1/3 cup olive oiln 3 tablespoons lemon juicen 1 small clove garlic, mincedn ½ teaspoon snipped fresh oreganon Salt and ground black pepper

Adding diced chicken to this dish makes it a hearty meal, or serve alongside fish or steak.

DIRECTIONS1. Cook orzo in salted water according to package directions; drain. Rinse with cold water; drain again. Transfer pasta to a large bowl. Cover; chill in the refrigerator for 1 to 2 hours. Add feta, tomatoes, olives, basil, and parsley to the chilled pasta; stir to combine.2. In a jar with a screw-top lid, place olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and oregano. Shake vigor-ously to combine. Pour dressing over pasta mixture; toss to coat. Season to taste with salt and ground black pepper. Cover; chill in the refrigerator for 2 to 24 hours.

Sarah Smith, Hazel Broadway, and Harvard Elementary Principal John Jackson

Bikes For Kids Winners BrightenThe SummerThe Bikes for Kids program provides one bicycle to a deserving child each week of summer, until August 22nd. Bikes for Kids is asking parents, teachers, caregivers, and loved ones to recognize a child who has made a difference in the life of someone else by nominating them to receive a free bicycle from Wersell’s Bike Shop, compliments of Boyk Law. Wersell’s will be donating a helmet and a lock to each winner. While there are no specific guidelines on what makes a nominee deserving of a new bike, we encouragenominators to think about any kind things that the child has done for others, or how the child has positively impacted his or herfamily, friends, community, or classroom.

Started by in 2009, Bikes for Kids has given away over 100 bicycles to area kids as a way to raise awareness about child injury accident prevention. To nominate a child in yourlife, visit www.BikesforKidsToledo.com. Questions about the Bikes for Kids program can be directed to Anneke by emailingcommunity@charlesboyk-law.com or bycalling 419-720-4456.

Sandy Boiselle, Charles Boiselle, & Beth Incorvaia

Harvard Elementary Principal John Jackson (left) with Ragan Smith (yellow dress) andher family.

Week #3 – Daniel Cun-ningham, 14Nominated by: Kathy Bollin, Riverside Elementary NurseKathy’s nomi-nation: “Daniel Cunningham is a student at Riv-erside Elemen-tary.  School was challenging for him at first, but

he has grown into leader of his class.  His mother died abruptly in 2016, and he has made it a goal to make his mom proud by working hard in school and going on to college.  He tutors and counsels his classmates, he is active in his church, and he is a member of the Young Men of Excellence.  Daniel is a kid who has made a difference!!”

Boyk Law’s Bikes for Kids program is rolling along for kids who are making adifference! Check out our first four winners:

Riverside Elementary teachers and staff withDaniel and his father

Week #1 - Caydence Chevalier, 6Nominated by: Gail Chevalier, Caydence’s grandmotherGail’s nomination: “Cay-dence just completed her first-grade year and I am proud to say with flying colors.  In November of 2017 her Dad Josh had to have spinal surgery which

left him unable to work anymore, and at this point there is a great possibility that he will have to have another surgery in the near future.  Caydence has been a trooper through all of this helping her family with simple chores and keeping her grades up at school.  Caydence has been a big help to her dad just by doing little things that he can no longer do.  She plays with her 4-year-old sister to help keep her occupied while her Mom works.  She loves to Teach her sister the things she has learned in school as well. I certainly hope that the gift of learning and sharing she shows carries on throughout her lifetime.”

Week #2 – Tre Paige, 9Nominated by: Stacey Paige, Tre’s motherStacey’s nomination: “Tre is an amazing boy who loves being outside and has such a big heart. Financially it’s been a struggle to afford a bike his size for him due to medical expenses we face after his sister was diagnosed with complete kidney failure which required her to have a kidney transplant and my husband was her donor, since then we have been financially strapped. Tre is so deserving of a bike!”

Week # 4 – Charles Boiselle, 15Nominated by: Beth Incorvaia, BSW, LSW – Charles’ Social WorkerBeth’s nomination: “Charles is a very intelligent, artistic and kind young man who attends Maritime academy. Charles has had a rough 3 years, which include losing his dad and older sister, both to overdoses. Charles has been deeply impacted by the loss and suffers with grief and depression. Charles still goes to school and gives it his best, getting high marks in school and I believe making honor roll. Charles is motivated to join the military and wants to make this his career goal. With this opportunity to have a bike, this would allow him to exercise and get in shape for his entry into the military. If you choose Charles, you couldn’t select a nicer, kinder more thoughtful and deserving young man. He does not know I am submitting this, but I know would be most grateful for the opportunity.”

Caydence Chevalier

Tre and Stacey Paige

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Man Shot While On TheJob, Hospitalized After Two SurgeriesOur client was making a delivery to an Ann Arbor pharmacy when he was shot in the stomach by someone on the street. He had emergency surgery before a week-long hospital stay, but he had to un-dergo two more surgeries and additional hospital-izations to treat a severe infection. We are helping the client with both the worker’s compensation portion of the case but also the injury aspect as well as he continues his long road to recovery.

Car Accident While On The Job Leaves Client With ABroken HipBoyk Law is helping our client with both his worker’s compensation claim and his auto accident claim after he was injured in a car wreck while on the job. He had to be life-flighted to the nearest trauma hospital where it was discovered that his hip was fractured. He is walking with a walker as he undergoes additional treat-ment from his orthopedic doctor while they determine the next stages of his care.

Woman Loses Her Life In A Fatal Car AccidentWe are helping the family of a woman who lost her life after a motorcycle accident. She was just 23-years-old and the mother of two children when she was riding as a passenger on a motorcycle that struck a car that was turning in front of them, causing her and the driver to be thrown from the bike.

CASES OF INTEREST: JULY 2018

TPS Proud Celebrates Winners at Harvard ElementaryBoyk Law’s TPS Proud Student and Teacher of the Month contest awarded students at Harvard Elementary, as part of our program aimed at highlighting the best of Toledo Public Schools. Harvard students created 34 teacher appreciation videos and the kids were adorable as they described on camera how important their teachers are to them.

Winning Teacher: Sarah SmithNominated by: Hazel BroadwayHazel’s nomination: “The gym teacher Ms. Smith is cool, she treats us with full respect, and she’s really nice. For the rest of my life I’ll remember that she taught me to be good, not be bad,

do what you’re supposed to do and to actually do push-ups instead of just laying down. She is beautiful just the way she is.” Prize: $50 Visa gift card for Hazel for creating her video, $150 Visa gift card for Sarah Smith for winning Teacher of the Month.

Student Winner: Ragan SmithNominated by: Peg DamschroderHadley’s nomination: “Ragan is phenom-enal. We needed someone to be the captain of Safety Patrol at Harvard. She graciously accepted the challenge, attended camp in the fall, and selected and trained her peers to help on the team. She created weekly schedules for the Safety Patrol, monitored every morning and afternoon, conducted monthly meetings, and recruited and trained new members. Ragan has created a safer environment for all students arriving and dismissing students at Harvard. She is incredibly organized and motivated, and she has all of the qualities of an exemplary leader, especially considering she is only in 8th grade. Ragan is just an awe-some kid. She is kind, well-liked, cares about others and is extremely compassionate. Ragan is just a dolly.” Prize: $150 Visa gift card for Ragan for winning Student of the Month.

RECIPE:

Guy’s Greek Orzo SaladINGREDIENTSn 1 ¼ cups orzo (8 oz)n 8 oz. feta cheese, cubedn 1 cup chopped roma tomatoesn ½ cup chopped pitted kalamata olivesn 1 tablespoon fresh basiln 1 tablespoon fresh flat-leaf parsleyn 1/3 cup olive oiln 3 tablespoons lemon juicen 1 small clove garlic, mincedn ½ teaspoon snipped fresh oreganon Salt and ground black pepper

Adding diced chicken to this dish makes it a hearty meal, or serve alongside fish or steak.

DIRECTIONS1. Cook orzo in salted water according to package directions; drain. Rinse with cold water; drain again. Transfer pasta to a large bowl. Cover; chill in the refrigerator for 1 to 2 hours. Add feta, tomatoes, olives, basil, and parsley to the chilled pasta; stir to combine.2. In a jar with a screw-top lid, place olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and oregano. Shake vigor-ously to combine. Pour dressing over pasta mixture; toss to coat. Season to taste with salt and ground black pepper. Cover; chill in the refrigerator for 2 to 24 hours.

Sarah Smith, Hazel Broadway, and Harvard Elementary Principal John Jackson

Bikes For Kids Winners BrightenThe SummerThe Bikes for Kids program provides one bicycle to a deserving child each week of summer, until August 22nd. Bikes for Kids is asking parents, teachers, caregivers, and loved ones to recognize a child who has made a difference in the life of someone else by nominating them to receive a free bicycle from Wersell’s Bike Shop, compliments of Boyk Law. Wersell’s will be donating a helmet and a lock to each winner. While there are no specific guidelines on what makes a nominee deserving of a new bike, we encouragenominators to think about any kind things that the child has done for others, or how the child has positively impacted his or herfamily, friends, community, or classroom.

Started by in 2009, Bikes for Kids has given away over 100 bicycles to area kids as a way to raise awareness about child injury accident prevention. To nominate a child in yourlife, visit www.BikesforKidsToledo.com. Questions about the Bikes for Kids program can be directed to Anneke by emailingcommunity@charlesboyk-law.com or bycalling 419-720-4456.

Sandy Boiselle, Charles Boiselle, & Beth Incorvaia

Harvard Elementary Principal John Jackson (left) with Ragan Smith (yellow dress) andher family.

Week #3 – Daniel Cun-ningham, 14Nominated by: Kathy Bollin, Riverside Elementary NurseKathy’s nomi-nation: “Daniel Cunningham is a student at Riv-erside Elemen-tary.  School was challenging for him at first, but

he has grown into leader of his class.  His mother died abruptly in 2016, and he has made it a goal to make his mom proud by working hard in school and going on to college.  He tutors and counsels his classmates, he is active in his church, and he is a member of the Young Men of Excellence.  Daniel is a kid who has made a difference!!”

Boyk Law’s Bikes for Kids program is rolling along for kids who are making adifference! Check out our first four winners:

Riverside Elementary teachers and staff withDaniel and his father

Week #1 - Caydence Chevalier, 6Nominated by: Gail Chevalier, Caydence’s grandmotherGail’s nomination: “Cay-dence just completed her first-grade year and I am proud to say with flying colors.  In November of 2017 her Dad Josh had to have spinal surgery which

left him unable to work anymore, and at this point there is a great possibility that he will have to have another surgery in the near future.  Caydence has been a trooper through all of this helping her family with simple chores and keeping her grades up at school.  Caydence has been a big help to her dad just by doing little things that he can no longer do.  She plays with her 4-year-old sister to help keep her occupied while her Mom works.  She loves to Teach her sister the things she has learned in school as well. I certainly hope that the gift of learning and sharing she shows carries on throughout her lifetime.”

Week #2 – Tre Paige, 9Nominated by: Stacey Paige, Tre’s motherStacey’s nomination: “Tre is an amazing boy who loves being outside and has such a big heart. Financially it’s been a struggle to afford a bike his size for him due to medical expenses we face after his sister was diagnosed with complete kidney failure which required her to have a kidney transplant and my husband was her donor, since then we have been financially strapped. Tre is so deserving of a bike!”

Week # 4 – Charles Boiselle, 15Nominated by: Beth Incorvaia, BSW, LSW – Charles’ Social WorkerBeth’s nomination: “Charles is a very intelligent, artistic and kind young man who attends Maritime academy. Charles has had a rough 3 years, which include losing his dad and older sister, both to overdoses. Charles has been deeply impacted by the loss and suffers with grief and depression. Charles still goes to school and gives it his best, getting high marks in school and I believe making honor roll. Charles is motivated to join the military and wants to make this his career goal. With this opportunity to have a bike, this would allow him to exercise and get in shape for his entry into the military. If you choose Charles, you couldn’t select a nicer, kinder more thoughtful and deserving young man. He does not know I am submitting this, but I know would be most grateful for the opportunity.”

Caydence Chevalier

Tre and Stacey Paige

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VOLUME 12ISSUE 9

JULY, 2018ATTORNEYS

Charles Boyk, Michael Bruno, Katie Harris,Wesley Merillat, & Leah Michael

New Favorite Spot For Fresh Food & Friendly Service

AUTO ACCIDENTS • MEDICAL MALPRACTICEWORKERS’ COMPENSATION • DOG BITES

WRONGFUL DEATH • ATV & MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS

DOWNTOWN TOLEDO405 Madison Avenue, Suite 1200Toledo, Ohio 43604(419) 241-1395 Main(800) 637-8170 Toll-free(419) 241-8731 Fax

WE HAVE 6 OFFICES TO SERVE YOUSWANTON10725 Airport HighwaySwanton, Ohio 43558FREMONTThe Old Armory1005 E. State St.Fremont, Ohio 43420

FINDLAY612 S. Main StreetSuite 107Findlay, Ohio 45840WEST UNITY 123 E. Jackson StreetWest Unity, Ohio 43570

BOWLING GREEN121 E. Wooster StreetSuite 255Bowling Green, Ohio43402

Charles E. Boyk Law Offices, LLC405 Madison Avenue, Suite 1200Toledo, Ohio 43604Phone: (419) 241-1395Toll-Free: (800) 637-8170Fax: (419) 241-8731

CharlesEBoykLawOffices

Charles E. Boyk

charlesboyklaw

www.youtube.com/ceboyk

Visit Our Blog at:www.charlesboyk-law.com/blog/

In This Issuen 419 Tacos: Fresh Food, Friendly Servicen TPS Proud Celebrates Winners at Harvard Elementaryn Bikes For Kids WInners Brighten The Summern Recipe: Herbert’s Herbed Corn Salsa Over Grilled Chickenn July Cases of Interest

Open it! Read it! Share it!It’s apparent the moment you walk into 419 Tacos that the owners put a lot of time and effort into creating the perfect atmosphere. Understateddécor compliments the newly-renovated space which is welcoming to people of any age, in any sized group. But even more noticeable is the smell of fresh tortillas (they are made on-site by hand each day) and authentic Mexican food all made completely from scratch.

419 Tacos recently opened at 3309 N. Holland Sylvania in Toledo, the former location of El Matador. While they have only been open for a few months, they already have a cult-likefollowing, thanks to owner and longtime soccer coach, Jorge Diaz.

“During his career, Jorge has helped thousands of kids not only hone their soccer skills, but more importantly, learn to be good sports who play with dedication,” At-torney Chuck Boyk said. “He’s been a trusted friend for over 10

New address or phone number?Help us stay current by letting us know!Call Anneke at (419) 241-1395or e-mail her at marketing@charlesboyk-law.com

July’sRaving Fanof the Month“Everyone there treated me with kindness. Chuck Boyk and his staff always answered my questions after my accident and I never felt stupid when I’d call to ask about something I don’t understand. I’ve worked in customer service for a really time and I have super high expectations but they were great the whole way through. They are the best attorneys in town!”– Celissa Ibarra

Taxotere Chemotherapy Drug Linked To Permanent Hair LossMost people who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis are so worried about beatingthe disease that they are willing tosacrifice their hair while going throughchemotherapy. What some patients were never warned about, however, is thatone chemo drug could leave patients without any hair at all even after treatment has ended. Taxotere, manufactured by Sanofi-Aventis, is a widely-used chemotherapy drug to treat breast cancer and other forms ofcancer. The drug is administeredintravenously to prevent cancer cellsfrom spreading. While Taxotere can be effective in treating patients diagnosed with cancer, lawsuits are being filed against Sanofi-Aventis regarding Taxotere’s link to permanent hair loss. Reports reveal that that manufacturer knew about the dangers of Taxotere but failed to mention it to patients and the medical community.

Who may have a lawsuit? Cancer patients who are dealing with permanent hair loss after undergoing chemotherapy.

I recently underwent chemo but my hair hasn’t grown back yet. How long should I wait? While each individual is different, it is important to start the medical review as soon as possible as important deadlines are always arising in drug and device litigation.The attorneys at Boyk Law can create a reasonable timeline for you. Call our office at 888-888-2110 or confidentially provide your information by visiting www.isitalawsuit.com to have an attorney begin the process for you.

years. He’s a decorated soccer champion and has always focused on playing the game honestly and with integrity and he has brought those samecharacteristics into 419 Tacos.”

Prices are fair, the food is fantastic, and the wait staff is friendly and accommodating. Here are a few of our favorite dishes from their extensive menu:Alpastor Burrito Bowl ($7.50) – Since guests have the option of making any burrito into a bowl, the Alpastor is a favorite because of the marinated pork with pineapple and onions. It’s served over a bed of rice with lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, cheese, and Mexican sour cream.

Chile Rellenos ($9) – The dish comes with two roasted poblano peppers stuffed with cheese, lightly fried in an egg batter, then topped with red sauce. They have a bit of a kick but aren’t too spicy

and are best with ground beef added (only $1 more).

Mexican Street Tacos ($2.50-$3.50 each) – A 419 Taco

specialty, it’s hard to find a more authentic taco

in northwest Ohio. Favorites include grilled steak, chorizo (Mexican sausage), and shredded pork, but with 10 different options it can be hard to choose. Luckily

419 Tacos offers Taco Tray Specials where you can get any 10 tacos for $25, 15 for $36, or 20 for $45.

Jorge has invited Boyk Bulletin readers to bring in a copy of this article for one free taco OR one free cheese dip as a thank you for supporting Toledo owned and operated establishments. You won’t be disappointed!

HOURS OF OPERATION:Mon.-Thurs. 11am - 10pmFri. & Sat. 11am - 11pmSun. 12pm - 9pm

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