
What Qualifies as a Catastrophic Injury in Ohio?
When someone suffers a serious accident, the effects can last a lifetime. In the legal world, these types of permanent, life-changing injuries are often referred to as catastrophic injuries. But what does that term really mean in Ohio law, and how can it affect the outcome of your personal injury case?

Mental Health and Workers’ Compensation
When you hear the term “workplace injury”, you probably think of a physical injury that occurs on the job, such as a broken bone or strained back. But what if the injury isn’t physical?

Recreational Marijuana and Workers’ Compensation
Although marijuana is now legal, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) has not changed its stance. Ohio Law states that an employee can lose access to workers’ compensation benefits if they test positive for marijuana. Marijuana can stay in the body for 30 days, making it difficult to prove whether or not an employee was impaired at the time of the injury.

Monopolistic State Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance designed to protect employees when workplace injuries occur, providing medical benefits and wage replacement to injured workers. Anyone suffering from work-related injuries has certain employee rights and can request benefits under their employer’s workers’ compensation insurance. Examples of these benefits include – medical expenses, lost wages, and long-term care.

How Do I Know I’m Under the Legal Limit for THC When Driving?
The legal limit for driving after drinking alcohol is well known. Most people know how much alcohol they can drink before they’re at risk of drunk driving charges. But what about driving under the influence of drugs? How do you know if you’ve consumed too much?
Today, we’re talking about marijuana use and driving. Keep reading to understand what you need to know about marijuana use to avoid an OVI.

Can You Drive with Alcohol in Your Car? Takeout Alcohol 101
Now that Ohioans can take cocktails to go, what should they know about laws regarding alcohol in vehicles? Can you drive with alcohol in your car?
Today, we’re tackling this important question. Keep reading to learn about “open container” laws and what you need to know to avoid an OVI in Ohio.

OVI Checkpoints in Ohio: FAQs and What You Need to Know
There is a lot of confusion around OVI checkpoints in Ohio.
The OVI lawyers at Casper & Casper receive many common questions about OVI checkpoints: what are OVI checkpoints? Are they even constitutional? What are my rights?
Today, we’re answering these important questions in an OVI Checkpoint FAQ. Keep reading to learn just about everything you need to know!

Can You Beat Ohio OVI Charges?
Facing OVI charges in Ohio is scary and stressful. These charges are serious, with consequences that can include heavy fines, loss of driving privileges, and even jail time. What can you do? Is it possible to beat OVI charges in Ohio? While beating your charges is never guaranteed, there are a few ways to fight your charges and minimize or avoid the penalties of an OVI conviction. Keep reading to learn how.

21 Weird Laws in the Tri-State
If you’re like most people, you think of yourself as a generally law-abiding citizen. But did you know you could be breaking the law and not even know it? Don’t worry! Though they are technically still on the books, you’re not likely to be prosecuted for breaking these laws. Here are 21 weird laws in the Tri-State.

Why Choose Casper & Casper?
We know there are dozens of law firms in the Cincinnati area to choose from, so why choose Casper & Casper? We believe that our firm’s experience, dedication, and track record of success set us apart from other firms. Let us explain why—and if you have any other questions, we’d be happy to answer them!
