The days of lath and plaster wall construction have pretty much been replaced with wallboard applied over stud walls of wood or steel. Old plaster typically contained horsehair and in some applications ...
Read More An often-repeated term heard recently – unprecedented – by its very definition implies a singularly unique event or circumstance, an occurrence so new or unusual that it demands a new ...
Read More New York - The New York Workers’ Compensation Board has released two proposals to update the state’s workers’ compensation regulations. The first proposal would change the regulatory ...
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In the summer of 1918, during the first wave of the Spanish Flu pandemic, American troops were at war in Europe’s killing fields. That was when Philadelphia officials decided they would hold a massive ...
Read More I recently read some interesting pleadings. These included verbiage that was harsh and untoward; it was not a display of professional behavior. The exchange between the parties led to the entry of an order ...
Read More On Friday, June 26, 2020 at 10:00 am (CST) a panel of experienced workers’ compensation defense attorneys representing different states will present a timely and comprehensive webinar entitled: Navigating ...
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On Friday, June 26, 2020 at 10:00 am (CST) a panel of experienced workers’ compensation defense attorneys representing different states will present a timely and comprehensive webinar entitled: Navigating ...
Read More CDC said in its Interim Guidelines that antibody test results “should not be used to make decisions about returning persons to the workplace.” In light of this CDC guidance, under the ...
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Court decision rejects requirement for emergency COVID-19 ...
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