Florida workers' compensation has recently seen various supreme court decisions. Perhaps 2016 was most noteworthy, with Castellanos and Westphal. These are seen as significantly impacting the ...
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Every workers’ compensation system provides certain payments in the event of a work-related death of a worker. The expectation that workers’ compensation insurance will cover ...
Read More The Wisconsin Supreme Court late last week rendered a decision in McAdams v. Marquette University. 2018 WI 88, _____ N.W.2d _____ (WI 2018)(Case no. 2017AP1240). It will be much discussed in weeks to ...
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I was recently reminded of the merits and failures of specificity. The Florida First District Court issued Myers v. Pasco County, No. 1D17-5457 on June 4, 2018. The litigation centered upon the injured ...
Read More Women represent about 47% of the employed labour force in United States and Australia, 48% of the employed labour force in Canada. One might expect the hazards in the workplace to be similar ...
Read More First, take a long view. About every half century since the late 19th century the United States has wavered between a generally open borders approach to a restriction-ist approach. Passage of ...
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Litigation is a frustrating and time-consuming method for solving disputes. About government, Winston Churchill said "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others." The same might be ...
Read More A couple of years ago, I penned Assume Everyone is Watching. There was much discussion then regarding the surreptitious recording of people. The nation was seemingly enthralled with these recordings of ...
Read More There is an old saw that pokes fun at lawyers. I have heard it told many times, each time a bit differently. But, in each iteration there is a lawyer who is dead or dying and engages in a conversation with ...
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