by William AllenAccidents Involving Amazon Vehicles
Amazon has revolutionized the way consumers shop. With its vast offering of millions of products and same-day or next-day delivery for Prime members—its convenience is unmatched. To meet growing consumer demand, Amazon’s delivery network continues to expand rapidly. In 2015, Amazon announced its Flex program. Amazon Flex allows individuals who meet basic requirements to use their vehicle to make deliveries on behalf of the company.
by William AllenEmergency Vehicle Auto Accidents – What You Need to Know
Drivers and pedestrians must always be vigilant and prepared to react promptly when they hear sirens and see flashing lights. Accidents involving emergency vehicles do occur—the number of crashes has been on the rise since 2010.
by William AllenNavigating the Complexities of Commercial Vehicle Accidents
Commercial vehicles play a vital role in our day-to-day lives. However, due to their size and weight, accidents involving these vehicles often result in severe injuries and extensive property damage.
by William AllenStatute Of Limitations On Common Personal Injury Cases
In Ohio, like most other states, there are statutes of limitations defining the time frame that a person must file a lawsuit. In personal injury cases, it determines the deadline by which a plaintiff must file a lawsuit in civil court. If the plaintiff fails to file the lawsuit within this time frame, they may lose the right to seek compensation.
by William AllenWhat to Do When You’re Injured at Work
Experiencing an injury at work can leave you feeling confused and unsure of what to do. In addition to the injury, filing a workers’ compensation claim can be extremely stressful. Most people aren’t aware of how complex the process of filing this type of claim can be. There are many nuances involved, and every step of filing must be done correctly, or the injured worker may not receive benefits.
by William AllenCan You File for Workers’ Comp Due to Hearing Loss?
Workers’ compensation covers a lot of injuries and illnesses, from sudden injuries (like falling off a ladder), to repetitive injuries (like carpal tunnel), to job-related illness (like mesothelioma). But does workers’ comp cover hearing loss? Can you file for workers’ comp due to hearing loss?
Keep reading to learn all you need to know about hearing loss and workers’ compensation.
by William AllenWhat Is the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation?
What is the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC)? How does it affect your workers’ comp claim?
Today, we’re answering these important questions commonly asked by injured workers. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about the BWC.
by William AllenHow Covid Is impacting Workers’ Compensation
Post-Covid, we’ve entered a “new normal.” Venues have re-opened their doors, many people have returned to work in person, and most families and friends are socializing sans-mask again. However, that doesn’t mean that Covid is no longer making an impact. In our line of work, we see the impact Covid still has on people and workers’ compensation.
Today, we’re tackling this important topic. Keep reading to learn how COVID is impacting workers’ compensation—and what your options are if you become sick at work.
by William AllenHow Does Workers Compensation Work for Independent Contractors?
How does workers’ compensation work for independent contractors? What happens if you’re hurt on the job?
If you’re classified as an independent contractor, you need to know the answer to this question.
Today, the lawyers at Casper & Casper are going over workers’ comp for independent contractors. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know!
by William AllenWhat to Expect at Your Workers’ Compensation Hearing
Workers’ compensation hearings occur when a claim is in dispute—whether an employee or employer appeals the decision.
Why might you have to go through a workers’ comp hearing? What should you expect during the process?
We answer these important questions, and more, in this post. Learn everything you need to know about workers’ compensation hearings today!