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 […]
As reported by AARP in their article “Meaningful Progress Made in Improving Ohio Nursing Home Quality,” 2024 was a good year for improvements in Ohio’s nursing homes thanks to various initiatives implemented by both the Ohio government and other agencies. “Ohio ranks 39th in nursing-home quality, 46th for staffing levels, and 43rd on health inspections, […]
According to the Ohio Bar in their article “Do I need malpractice insurance?,” for those in the law profession understanding malpractice insurance and how it varies from state to state can be important for the health of your practice. “Although requirements vary from state to state, it is typically a good idea to maintain malpractice […]
According to Ohio Capital Journal in their article “Infant mortality issues see progress over 10 years in Ohio, still more work to be done, study shows,” a study done by Groundwork Ohio found that while there has been improvement in some areas of infant mortality issues, more work still needs to be done to address […]