by Lisa HollifieldWhat Does a Government Shutdown Mean for Social Security?
When lawmakers are unable to pass funding legislation required for the next fiscal year, that’s when a government shutdown happens.
What does a government shutdown mean for Social Security? Will you still get your payments? What if your claim is still in process?
In today’s post, we’re discussing how a shutdown affects Social Security and what that means for you. Keep reading to learn more.
by Michael HalleeWhy You Should Avoid Social Media After a Car Accident
If you’ve been in a car accident, you might be tempted to post on social media. You might want to let friends and family know you’re okay and give your loved ones updates. We understand the temptation, but here’s why you should avoid social media after a car accident.
Today, we’re discussing how social media use can negatively impact your car accident claim. Keep reading to learn why you should avoid social media and what to do instead.
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 Michael HalleeWho Is Responsible for Your Dog Bite?
Dogs are man’s best friend…until they bite. When Fido suddenly becomes Cujo, it’s important to know your options. Can you sue? Who is responsible for your dog bite?
Today, we’re discussing this important topic. Read on to learn what you need to know about Ohio’s dog bite laws.
by Michael HalleeWhat Are the Most Dangerous Cities in Ohio for Car Crashes?
Your risk of a car accident doesn’t just depend on you. In fact, it matters where you are in the state and who else is on the road with you. That’s why you should know the most dangerous cities in Ohio for car crashes—so you can stay vigilant on the road!
Keep reading to learn the places in Ohio where you need to watch out for bad drivers.
by Michael HalleeHow Do You Get an Auto Accident Report?
When you get into an accident, it’s critical that you get the auto accident report from the police. Whether you experienced a fender bender or a serious crash, you need this important piece of paper.
Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about auto accident reports: what they are, why you need one, and how to get your report.
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 Michael HalleeHow Long Are Truck Drivers Allowed To Drive?
If you’ve ever felt sleepy during a drive, you know that it can be dangerous. Now imagine that you were driving a multi-ton vehicle across state lines for hours on end! That’s why, for the safety of everyone on the road, truck drivers have limits on how long they are allowed to drive.
In today’s post, we discuss how long truck drivers are allowed to drive, what other drivers should do while driving around trucks, and what to do if you’re in an accident with a large truck. Keep reading to learn more!
by Michael HalleeWhen should you hire an auto accident attorney?
After an accident, you might be wondering: do I get an attorney for an auto accident? Knowing when you should hire an attorney is important—and it depends on a few key factors.
Today, the auto accident attorneys at Casper & Casper explain when to seek representation. Keep reading to learn what you need to know.
by Lisa HollifieldWhat Is the 5-Year Rule for Social Security Disability?
What is the Social Security disability 5-year rule? This little-known rule has big ramifications for people applying for SSDI benefits.
Keep reading to learn about the 5-year rule about how it might apply to your SSDI claim!