Eyes are upon the Fourth Circuit as it considers the reporting of workplace harassment. The case is Ray v. International Paper Co. According to Reuters Legal (pay site), there will be oral ...
Read More In early June I penned When there is a Different Judge. This outlined the authority of a judge to return to previous decisions of a judge formerly assigned to a case. Just prior to that, this blog ...
Read More Technology which cuts work injuries by reducing unsafe acts is the frontier of work safety. It’s likely China will adopt this technology more aggressively than the US. Here is why.
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National Public Radio (NPR) is sounding the alarm regarding big data. It reported on a recent gathering of health insurance professionals in San Diego last June, in Health Insurers Are Vacuuming Up ...
Read More In March, the Kentucky Court of Appeals rendered a consolidated opinion in three cases (each involving a claim against a mining company), collectively styled Napier v. Enterprise Mining, ____ SW3d ...
Read More I awake this morning (Thursday) to find that the Comp Laude finalists have been named. I described the process for selection, and my nominations, in A Comp Laude, Overview, Community, and ...
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There is a song by the Corries called The Bricklayer song. It dates from 1969, when it was written by by Pat Cooksey under the title "Sick Note." According to PatCooksey.com, the song was ...
Read More If we are involved in an accident, we each would want the best care possible, delivered as expeditiously as possible. There will be instances in which we will make medical care decisions for ourselves and ...
Read More We hear it time and again, "the states where marijuana is legal." I have heard that phrase or something similar from an assortment of knowledgeable, well-educated, and seemingly well-meaning members of the ...
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