by Daniel AllnuttWhat You Need to Know after a Driver’s License Suspension
An arrest and charges of operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) also come with a driver’s license suspension.
by Rebecca WilkinsonOhio Passes Latest Workers’ Comp Budget—without Controversial Provisions
In July, we talked about the latest Ohio workers’ compensation budget, while the budget was still in committee.
by Jeffrey CasperCan Children Get Social Security Disability Benefits?
Parenting a special needs child can be just as joyous as any other type of parenting. That said, there are often additional stressors that affect families with special needs children. Children with disabilities often require care that is expensive, which can be a source of worry for parents and caregivers.
by Daniel AllnuttMarijuana and OVI: What You Need to Know
Public opinion has changed quite a bit since the era of “reefer madness.” Many no longer see marijuana as a “gateway drug” but—at worst—a recreational substance akin to alcohol and—at best—a plant with important pharmacological uses.
by Daniel Allnutt“Party Plates” a Scarlet Letter for Drivers Convicted of OVI
Drunk driving is a crime that law enforcement takes seriously. The state of Ohio is particularly tough on alleged offenders.
by Michael HalleeBike Safety 101
There are so many benefits to bike riding: it’s fun, it’s healthy, and it’s an eco-friendly way to get from A to B.
by Rebecca WilkinsonWill Workers’ Comp Cover PTSD for First Responders?
If you read our previous post on workers’ compensation and mental health, you know that workers’ comp has historically not covered psychological conditions.
by William AllenHidden Hazard: Kids and Swimming Pools
Unintentional drowning: it’s something that no parent wants to ever consider would happen to their children. However, it happens to too many children each summer—making it vital that you learn the warning signs of aquatic distress and what to do, should the unthinkable happen.
by Michael HalleeWhat Are My Rights as a Pedestrian?
These days, it can be downright scary to be a bicyclist or a pedestrian. Between aggressive drivers and distracted drivers, it can feel like you’re playing chicken—when all you want to do is cross the street!
by Lisa HollifieldWhat Are SSDI “Compassionate Allowances”?
Social Security Disability Insurance is a type of insurance that covers workers who become temporarily or permanently disabled. To qualify, you need to meet certain medical and work requirements.