Our readers in Ohio who are familiar with previous posts here know that workers' compensation benefits are available to most workers in the state when they suffer an on-the-job injury or illness. But what types of benefits might a worker be eligible for with a workers' compensation claim?
Is the opioid epidemic leading to more motor vehicle accidents?
The opioid epidemic that is plaguing the United States has been receiving quite a bit of news coverage lately, as our readers have probably seen. Efforts to address this growing problem go all the way up to President Trump and his advisors. On both a state and federal level, our governments are trying to address this problem that is ruining lives and destroying families.
The best approach for any kind of personal injury case in Ohio
As the old saying goes, accidents happen. Unfortunately, not all "accidents" are innocent. Some accidents are, in fact, the fault of a reckless or negligent party. When Ohio residents are injured in this type of accident, they may be able to seek compensation in a personal injury lawsuit.
The aftermath of a hit and run accident
Many Ohio residents have been in a car accident before, but not everyone has been the victim of a hit and run accident. For most decent people, it is hard to imagine a person would flee after causing an accident that may have resulted in significant property damage or injuries. But hit and run accidents aren't all that uncommon.
Recent report says SSD trust fund solvent until 2028
Some Cincinnati residents may have lost some sleep over the years as seemingly regular reports come out with dire predictions about the stability of Social Security funds. Social Security Disability, in particular, has been the focus of many reports. But a recent report indicates that there may not be such an immediate threat to this important financial lifeline after all.
