As reported by The Columbus Dispatch in their article, “Is Your Driver’s License Suspended? New Ohio Court Ruling May Allow You to Get It Back,”, some Ohio drivers with long-term license suspensions may soon have a chance to regain their driving privileges. Key Details of the Court Ruling: Click here to learn more about The […]
As explained by HealthDay in their article, “Workers’ Comp: What It Is, Who’s Covered & How It Works,” workers’ compensation is a vital safety net for employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses. This employer-funded insurance helps cover medical expenses, lost wages, and disability benefits, ensuring financial protection for injured workers. What Does Workers’ Compensation […]
As highlighted by WorkersCompensation.com in their article, “Transparent Communication in Non-Compensable Claims: Preserving Trust and Morale,”, effectively communicating denied workers’ compensation claims is crucial to maintaining trust, morale, and workplace harmony. A non-compensable claim is one that does not meet the legal criteria for workers’ compensation benefits. When an employee’s claim is denied, how the […]
As outlined by the Social Security Administration in their article, “Understanding Social Security Disability Benefits,” many workers underestimate the likelihood of becoming disabled. Studies show that a 20-year-old worker has a 1-in-4 chance of becoming disabled before reaching retirement age. Social Security Disability Programs: The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides disability benefits through two programs: […]
As explained by Bankrate in their article, “The Penalties for Driving Without Insurance in Ohio,”, Ohio drivers are required by law to carry minimum auto insurance coverage, and failure to do so can result in serious financial and legal consequences. Ohio’s Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements: Drivers must carry at least: However, minimum coverage may not […]
As reported by The U.S. Sun in their article, “Drivers Could Face Hundreds in Extra Fines if They Don’t Move Away from ‘Hazard’ Vehicles Under ‘New Law,’”, Ohio lawmakers are working to expand the state’s Move Over Law to protect more vehicles stopped on the roadside. The new bipartisan Senate Bill 16 would require drivers […]
As reported by Super Lawyers in their article, “What Payout Can I Get in My Ohio Personal Injury Case?”, Ohio law places limits on certain types of damages in personal injury cases. In 2005, state legislators introduced damage caps as part of a broader tort reform effort, aimed at reducing excessive jury awards and frivolous […]
As reported by Super Lawyers in their article, “What Is Considered ‘Operating’ in a Drunk Driving Case in Ohio?”, Ohio has strict laws regarding DUI/OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired) offenses, and understanding the definition of “operating” a vehicle is crucial in these cases. To obtain a conviction, Ohio prosecutors must prove three key elements: What […]
As reported by Super Lawyers in their article, “How Long Do I Have to Make a Malpractice Claim in Ohio?”, many medical malpractice victims miss their chance to seek justice due to Ohio’s strict statute of limitations. According to Steve Crandall, a medical negligence attorney, Ohio law gives most victims just one year to file […]