by Michael HalleeCan You Be Fired While On Workmans Comp?
Many people seeking to file for workman’s comp are nervous about the reaction from their employer. They’re concerned that their employer will fight the workman’s comp claim. They’re also worried about being fired or demoted for filing.
Can you be fired while on workers’ comp? This is an important—and common—question. Keep reading to find out the answer! Today, we’re discussing everything you need to know.
by Michael HalleeCan Posting on Facebook Hurt My Personal Injury Claim?
If you’re like most people, social media is the “highlight reel” of your life. That means you mostly post fun, exciting, or cool things you’ve got going on—and post the bad stuff less often.
While normally there’s nothing wrong with posting the good stuff, it can be disastrous during a personal injury claim!
Yes, posting on Facebook could hurt your personal injury claim. Unconvinced? Keep reading to learn why it pays to be cautious online.
by Michael HalleeWorkers’ Comp Claim Denied by Your Employer?
You’ve been injured at work, and you now need workers’ compensation to cover your medical bills and lost wages. You do everything you think you’re supposed to do: you notify your employer, and you start your workers’ comp claim. But then, the unthinkable happens: you find out your employer is denying your claim! How could this be? Today, we’re discussing when employers deny workers’ compensation claims—including why this happens and what to do about it. Keep reading to find out what you need to know!
by Michael HalleeSlip & Fall Attorney Debunks Common Myths
What do you know about slip and fall accidents and lawsuits? Most people aren’t very familiar with this area of the law (called “premises liability”)—that is, until a slip and fall accident happens to them. As a result, there are quite a few myths floating around. Today, the slip and fall attorneys at Casper & Casper are going to debunk six of them.
by Michael HalleeWorking on a 1099: Are You Eligible for Workers’ Comp?
Gigs are popular because of the freedom and flexibility they offer. However, there are some downsides. The specific downside we’re talking about today is a lack of workers’ comp. What happens if you are injured as a freelance worker? Keep reading to learn more about this important issue.
by Michael HalleeA Reminder from Truck Accident Lawyers: Look out for Semis!
At Casper & Casper, our truck accident lawyers have seen up-close the devastation that these types of crashes can cause. We want you to stay safe on the road, and to know your rights if a crash happens to you. In this post, we’ll cover the hows and whys of truck accidents: why they happen and how to stay safe, as well as what to do post-accident.
by Michael HalleeCan You Sue a City for Personal Injury?
Can you sue a city for causing your injuries? That’s a question with a complicated answer. This post will give you a helpful overview.
by Michael HalleeAre Remote Workers Covered by Workers’ Compensation?
If you are working remotely, whether temporarily or permanently, you might have wondered how workers’ compensation works. You might know already that workers’ compensation covers employee injuries sustained in the workplace. But what if the workplace is your home? Are remote workers’ covered by workers’ compensation?
by Michael HalleeWhat to Do If You Get in a Car Accident in a Parking Lot
If you get into an accident in a parking lot or private residence, you need to know what to do. What are your rights and responsibilities? How do you figure out who is at fault? Do you need a lawyer?
by Michael HalleeDoes Workers’ Compensation Cover Volunteers?
By volunteering for a cause you care about, you get to give something back to the community, make a difference, develop new skills, and build relationships.