The Florida First District Court of Appeal rendered Cristin v. Everglades Correctional Institution on December 31, 2020 (No. 1D19-1245). The Court strives to provide clarity for the role of trial ...
Read More As tempting as it is to just ignore my predictions for workers’ comp in 2020 and blame mis-calls on COVID, that wouldn’t be right.
So, here’s how I did.
1. The work comp ...
Read More The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
OSHA now accepting 2020 injury and illness data
As of Jan. 2, the Injury Tracking Application on OSHA’s website is accepting 2020 Form 300A ...
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There are elements of life that stay the same and ones that are in a constant state of flux. Workplaces over the years have changed, clearly. However, what we have seen in 2020 is not only change, but ...
Read More Although the holiday season may be behind us, winter is definitely just getting started. For many of us that means sleet, snow, and freezing rain. Whether working from home or traveling to your job, ...
Read More 2021 Workers Comp Resolutions – Huge Change From 2020?
The 2021 Workers Comp resolutions began with waiting until all the election cycles had been completed from 2020. I usually crank out the ...
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Over the past six years, admittedly, a lot has changed in workers’ compensation in Tennessee. You have graciously adapted to these changes. We know change can be hard. But when faced with the ...
Read More Written by: Melissa P. Woodard and Tracey JonesThe current state of the law in North Carolina Workers’ Compensation in latent occupational disease claims is in flux right now. Considering current case law, ...
Read More Reflections on the AMA Guides and the Recent Critiques of the New Digital Format
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The personal injury legal system is dependent upon medicine. People obviously require care and treatment for ...
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