by Michael HalleeWhat to Do If Your Dog Bites Someone
What happens when your beloved Fido bites someone? Are you liable? Will your pet have to be put down?
Dog bites happen every day—even dogs whose owners think they could never hurt a fly. If your dog bites someone, it’s important to know what can happen next.
Let’s talk about dog bites, including what you should do, whether you’re liable, and more.
by Lisa HollifieldAre Social Security Benefits Adjusted for Inflation?
Gas. Groceries. Home goods. Utilities. Inflation has recently gone up, up, and away—and consumers are certainly feeling the hit to their wallets. If you receive Social Security benefits, you’re probably worried: are your Social Security benefits adjusted for inflation?
Today, we’re tackling this important question. Keep reading to find out how inflation impacts Social Security and how much more you can expect on your SSDI benefits check.
by Lisa HollifieldWhat to Do If You’re Investigated for SSDI Fraud
The Social Security Administration (SSA) takes disability fraud seriously. They want to prevent people from scamming the system, so they can and do investigate people suspected of SSDI fraud.
When you’re making a claim for disability benefits, the prospect of being investigated is upsetting. Could you be investigated, even if you’ve done nothing wrong? What happens if you’re suspected of fraud?
Let’s dig into SSDI fraud: what it is, how investigations start, and what to do if you find yourself under investigation.
by William AllenCheck for Recalls! Preventing Defective Product Injuries
Many of the products you use every day can cause harm if they are defective or used improperly. This includes things like televisions, cleaning products, ladders, ovens, and even beds!
Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to help avoid a defective product injury. Keep reading to find out how to stay safe!
by Casper LawHow 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.
by Jeffrey CasperWhat Can Cause You to Lose Your Social Security Benefits?
How can you lose your Social Security Disability benefits? What pitfalls should you avoid? Keep reading to find out how to keep the benefits you need.
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.