In the attached article,”Medical Exams for Disability Benefits” posted by SFPublicPress.org, author, Laura Impellizzeri, reports on the impact of the Coronavirus on the processing of new disability claims. It is common practice that an applicant for Social Security Disability (hereafter: “SSD”) undergo
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In the referenced article, posted by CNN.com, “Navigating Child Custody In the Time of Coronavirus” author, Matthew Villano, highlights the difficulties parents and children have been experiencing amid the Coronavirus outbreak. Specifically parents that are separated or divorced and have court mandated
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In the cited article by Stan Boney titled: “Ohio Law to Give 1st time DUI Offenders Another Option Than Having Their License Suspended” published by WKBN.com, Stan Boney writes about upcoming changes to DUI laws. According to Boney, these changes will take
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“Coronavirus Already Sparking Workers’ Comp Claims” written by Ed Gallek, posted by Fox8.com reflects on the emerging impact that the Coronavirus will have on Ohio’s Bureau of Workers’ Compensation in the months to come. Already the Bureau is reporting that 18 workers
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The referenced article written by Braden Keith, posted by Swimswam.com shows how Ohio’s OVI laws punish repeat offenders more severely than previous years. Keith’s article talks about Cameron Craig, a promising young swimmer for Ohio State University, who was recently charged with
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Erich Wagner delves into issues with proposed changes to Social Security Rules in the cited article titled, “Administrative Law Judges: Proposed Social Security Rule Would Violate Law, Supreme Court Decision” posted by govexec.com. Last month the Social Security Administration (herein SSA) proposed
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The article, Don’t Gamble With Love, Or Confidential Information written by Jennifer Weisberg Millner and posted by The National Law Review examines the concept of confidentiality as it relates to divorce. Particularly, confidentiality in regard to child custody. It is common in
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The cited article by Anthony “T.J” Jagoditz posted by The National Law Review reflects on past changes to the Ohio Workers’ Compensation Statute of Limitations. In October of 2017 the amendment to change the Statute of Limitations from two years to one
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Now that we have established what subrogation is and why it must be paid, lets talk about some of the different entities that have subrogation rights when it comes to your personal injury claim. Medicare is funded by the Federal U.S. Treasury
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The article below, written by Rita Price published by The Columbus Dispatch, delves into new default standards in child custody as it relates to divorce or separation. Kentucky recently passed a statute that is being referred to as, “the country’s strongest shared-parenting
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