by William AllenWhat to Do If You’re Involved in an Electric Vehicle Accident
Electric vehicles are becoming a much more common sight on the road. And whether you drive a Tesla, Rivian, or another EV, the basic rules after an accident remain the same: get to safety, call for help, document what happened, and seek medical attention when needed.
by William AllenSteps to Take After a Hit-and-Run Accident
Being involved in a car accident is scary and stressful. But when the other driver leaves the scene, it can add another layer of confusion and frustration. You may be injured, your vehicle may be damaged, and the person responsible is suddenly nowhere to be found.
by William AllenIs Your Insurance Company Using AI to Undervalue Your Claim?
Artificial intelligence is changing nearly every industry, and the insurance industry is no exception. Today, many insurance companies use AI-powered software to help evaluate claims, estimate damages, identify potential fraud, and recommend settlement amounts. In theory, this technology can help insurers process claims more efficiently.
by William AllenInjuries Caused by Poor Road Conditions: What You Should Know
Most drivers expect hazards like rain, snow, or ice. But some of the most dangerous roadway conditions have nothing to do with the weather at all. Potholes, uneven pavement, poorly marked construction zones, loose gravel, broken pavement edges, and damaged road surfaces can all contribute to serious accidents.
by William AllenWhat Is Needed for a Negligent Injury Claim in Ohio?
When someone is injured because another person or business failed to act carefully, Ohio law may allow the injured person to pursue a negligence claim. These cases form the foundation of most personal injury lawsuits, but they are not automatic. The law requires specific elements to be proven before compensation may be recovered.
by William AllenHow Inclement Weather Affects Auto Accident Claims in Ohio
At Casper & Casper, we often hear clients ask whether bad weather changes who’s responsible for an accident or how an insurance claim works. The answer depends on how drivers responded to the conditions—not just what the weather was doing.
by William AllenUnderstanding Product Liability in Ohio
If you’re harmed by a defective or dangerous product in Ohio, you may have the right to pursue a product liability claim. Under Ohio law, entities such as manufacturers or suppliers may be held legally responsible when their products cause injury or damage.
by William AllenUnderstanding Ohio’s Comparative Fault Law
When you’re injured because of someone else’s mistake, it can feel overwhelming. One of the most important laws to understand in Ohio is the rule of comparative fault (sometimes called “comparative negligence”). It’s how the state decides who pays what when more than one person may share blame.
by William AllenDetermining Fault in Multiple-Vehicle Accidents
A multiple-vehicle collision, often referred to as a ‘pile-up or chain-reaction’, is a crash in which three or more vehicles are involved. When several vehicles are involved in an accident, it can be difficult to determine who is at fault. Being involved in one of these accidents can be terrifying and leave you confused, wondering who is responsible.
by William AllenStructured Settlements vs. One-Time Payments for Minors and Adults
When settling a personal injury or worker’s compensation claim, there are two options for compensation: a one-time, lump-sum payment, or a structured settlement. Both options have benefits, but the decision shouldn’t be made lightly—it can have a huge impact on the future financial stability of the recipient. Below we explore the pros of each payment method as it pertains to both minors and adults.