by Michael HalleeWorkers’ Compensation Bill Passes Ohio Senate
It’s part of our job as workers’ compensation attorneys at Casper & Casper to remain up to date on the changes to laws affecting our clients.
by William AllenCan I Sue My Employer for a Work Injury?
In the early 1900s, in America, there were no laws in place protecting the injured worker. Workers were at the mercy of the court system to get compensation for workplace-related injuries—and they often failed. Companies typically argued that employees couldn’t be compensated if they contributed in any way to their injury or if they signed a contract (often known as a “death contract”) acknowledging the hazards of the job.
by Michael HalleeWhat Does Workers’ Compensation Cover, Exactly?
You’ve been injured at work, and you’ve heard that workers’ compensation will cover your bills. But what does workers’ compensation cover, exactly?You’ve been injured at work, and you’ve heard that workers’ compensation will cover your bills. But what does workers’ compensation cover, exactly?