I don’t know about you, but I struggle daily with balancing work and family life. When I feel like I’m being an awesome mom, I feel guilty that I’m not working hard enough at my job, and ...
Read More California’s new Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, is off to a shaky start.
Lara is not directly involved in setting workers’ comp policy or administering California’s workers’ ...
Read More In the end of 2018, we reported that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) added an item to the Unified Agenda, which is semiannual compilation of information about regulations ...
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The Florida evidentiary standard for opinion testimony has been interesting for the last few years. Readers are likely to be familiar by now with Daubert, Frye, and the distinctions in Florida between our ...
Read More Minnesota - The Minnesota Supreme Court filed a reverse opinion stating that a 1988 Minnesota Vikings defense lineman, who developed dementia resulting from the repeated head injures that occurred while ...
Read More Drought in France is now a high priority for insurance companies.
Over the past few weeks, temperatures have soared and new measures are being put in place to deal with the phenomenon. The persistent heat ...
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You may recall our recent blog announcing the long awaited FDA approval of generic versions of the drug, Lyrica (pregabalin). While the FDA’s announcement sparked joy among all in the workers’ ...
Read More Read More Dear Client: So, which “I” do you pick, do you check the IME box, or do you check the IRE box? Starting ...
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