Lawyers (and unrepresented parties) in litigation are tasked with finding out the nature of actual disputes. They accomplish this in the process that the legal profession has named "discovery." Each legal ...
Read More I was following a news story in the summer of 2018 regarding a young Iowa student named Mollie Tibbetts. It was a mesmerizing news story. She was staying at a home in Brooklyn Iowa in July, according ...
Read More In August 2018, the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) reported that Emails while commuting 'should count as work. The topic is not new, and has garnered coverage in American publications also. More on ...
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Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -The Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) is the exclusive state fund of Ohio. It is therefore the sole insurer of insured employers, which probably account for ...
Read More California's First District Court of Appeal recently rendered Canovas et. al. v. State Personnel Board. In it, three employees of the California workers' compensation system sought judicial relief after ...
Read More If anyone thinks that the momentum in medical #marijuana legalization is not tied to the #opioid epidemic, they’ve not been paying attention. I’ve been engaged in addressing the inappropriate ...
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Jargon Alert! According to Accenture, the consulting firm, “82% [of executives] believe that digital platforms will be the ‘glue’ that brings organizations together in the digital ...
Read More In American legal proceedings there are debates of law and facts. The fact debates can be illustrated easily enough. Imagine that two motorists are involved in a vehicle collision at an intersection. Each ...
Read More This week I want to highlight two different articles about the importance of self-care and attitude. The first article is from Rob Lowe who was a caregiver for his sick mother and talks about the emotional ...
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