A "lawyer's stock in trade is words." That is an adaptation of an Abraham Lincoln quote that "a lawyers' time and advice are his stock in trade." I like the "words" quote better, but I struggle to ...
Read More There's an evolving standard of relevance. Relevance is always a challenge for those who litigate. The challenge lies not in the definition we have, but in its breadth, and perhaps ambiguity. To some extent, ...
Read More The more we learn about brain injury, the more we find we need to learn — and act.
The scope of the brain injury problem in America, even after what has been learned from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars ...
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I’m headed out on a 7 hour car trip today. Each bump in the road causing extra burning nerve pain. I was in a car the first time I noticed the central nerve pain. We were driving to see my Uncle and ...
Read More The Self -Insurance Institute of America (SIIA) national conference in Austin TX on Sep 23-25 was led off by a keynote from Mike Walsh entitled "Designing your business for the 21st ...
Read More Last week, in MSPA Claims 1 v. Kingsway Amigo Ins. Co., the 11th Circuit addressed the appropriate application of the statute of limitations under the Medicare Secondary Payer Act ...
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Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP) returned to the news in August, but quietly. A website for IT-related health issues, published the results of a study ...
Read More Recall MSP Recovery LLC, a law firm out of Miami, Florida that has been initiating numerous class action litigation country-wide as assignees on behalf of Medicare Advantage Plans (MAPs) alleging that ...
Read More On July 9, 2018 the First District Court's decision in Altemar v. Lifespace Communities crossed my desk. Unlike any other appeals in Florida, the First District opinions in workers' compensation ...
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