by William AllenNew Workers’ Compensation Law: What You Need to Know
Workers’ compensation law is complex and frequently changing. It’s next to impossible for the average person to keep up with it all.
Fortunately, that’s where we come in. The attorneys at Casper & Casper are here to walk you through everything you need to know about workers’ compensation law.
Recently, House Bill 81 made changes to several important areas of workers’ comp law. Keep reading to learn the highlights and how these changes might affect your case.
by Michael HalleeRoad Rage Accidents on the Rise
What happens when a car accident…isn’t an accident?
Today, we’re discussing the alarming rise in road rage accidents happening across the United States. We’re looking at what road rage is, what to look out for, and what your options are if you’re injured in an accident caused intentionally by another driver.
by Michael HalleeAssault & Battery: How Personal Injury Handles Intentional Harm
When it comes to personal injury, we often talk about injuries that arise from negligence and accidents. However, did you know it’s also possible to bring a personal injury claim if someone hurt you intentionally?
This is known as an “intentional tort.”
Keep reading to learn more about intentional torts, including what they are, common examples of this type of tort, and what is needed to prove your case.
by Michael HalleeTeen Driving Safety: How to Avoid a Car Accident
If you’re anything like most parents, the idea of your teen driving a car is nerve-wracking. After all, you’ve spent the better part of two decades protecting your kid from all kinds of dangers…and now it’s time to hand them the keys to a metal box capable of speeding down the highway at 80 miles per hour. Terrifying!
As parents ourselves, the attorneys at Casper & Casper want to help, so we’re offering some tips on how to avoid a car accident.
Before you let your teen get behind the wheel, here’s what you should know about teen driving safety.
by William AllenCan I Sue If I’m Injured on Someone Else’s Property?
Property owners have a legal responsibility to keep the environment safe, so people who enter the property don’t get injured. (This area of the law is known as “premises liability.”) As a result, in many cases, it’s possible to sue.
However, there are important exceptions.
Today, we’re taking a look at injuries that happen on someone else’s property. We’ll explain when you can sue, what exceptions might prevent you from bringing a claim, and more.
by Lisa HollifieldAre Social Security Disability Benefits Taxable?
The question of Social Security Disability Benefits and taxes is an important one. After all, no one wants to be in trouble with the IRS! What’s more, it’s always a good idea to understand how much you’ll take home.
Are your Social Security benefits taxable? The answer is: it depends! To learn everything you need to know about SSDI benefits and taxes, keep reading.
by Casper LawCan 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.
by Michael HalleeCan I Quit While On Workers’ Comp?
Can I quit while on workers’ comp? What will happen to my benefits if I do? These are common questions we hear as workers’ compensation attorneys.
Like many questions involving workers’ comp law, the answer is complicated. Let’s break it down.
Keep reading to learn how quitting your job while on workers’ comp could affect your benefits.
by Lisa HollifieldLong-Term Disability: What Does It Mean for Your Future?
Planning for the future is important. Most people already know that it’s a good idea to have a rainy-day fund or emergency fund—but what about long-term disability? If you develop a long-term disability during your working years, are you prepared?
Today, we’re discussing this very important topic. We’re covering why it’s important to plan for potential disability, what to include in your plan, and what your options are if you become disabled.
by William AllenWorkers’ Comp & Suing for Emotional Distress
It has been well established that working day in and day out can result in physical injuries—whether from an unexpected accident or the repetitive motions of the job.