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Skating Through Snow and Ice Mishaps - A Primer in Pennsylvania’s Premises Liability Law

Skating Through Snow and Ice Mishaps - A Primer in New Jersey’s Premises Liability Law

Skating Through Snow and Ice Mishaps - A Primer in New York’s Premises Liability Law

Skating Through Snow and Ice Mishaps - A Primer in Maryland’s Premises Liability Law

New Jersey Supreme Court Authorizes Virtual Civil Jury Trials

Delays in First-Class Mail Causing Problems in Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Payments

Are We One Step Closer To Realistic Prices For Drugs In Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Claims?

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under The New York Workers’ Compensation Act?

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under The Florida Workers’ Compensation Act?

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under The Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act?

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under The New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Act?

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under New England States' Workers’ Compensation Acts?

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under The Maryland Workers’ Compensation Act?

New Precedent Set By the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court on the Medical Marijuana Act

Calculating the 120-Day Work Injury Notice

Recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court Ruling Impacts Medical Cost Containment in Workers’ Compensation

Plaintiffs’ Bar Hits A Wall When It Comes to “Access” Damages

Delayed Jury Trials Across New England Continue - What Options Do You Have in Moving Cases Forward?

Did the 4th District Court of Appeal Make Any Real Change to an Insurer’s “Late Notice” Defense?

How Are COVID-19 Related Delays in Medical Treatment Handled Under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act?

The PAID Act and Its Impact on Medicare Secondary Payer Reporting

Florida Ranks Among the Top Five States for COVID-19 Related Workers’ Compensation Claims – Here’s What Employers and Carriers Need to Know

Liability Policies With “Virus” Exclusions May Not Protect Businesses From COVID-19 Related Claims

New Standard of Admissibility for Evidence in Opposition to Summary Judgement Seems to have Emerged Across Florida

2021 PA Workers’ Compensation Average Weekly Wage / Medical Fee Reimbursement Increases Announced

Governor Murphy Clarifies Retroactivity of New "Hand and Foot" Bill

New Executive Order from the Governor Regarding Covid-19 Mitigation

Update On Massachusetts Department Of Industrial Accidents Covid-19 Procedures

Employers Take Heed: Unreasonable Contest Counsel Fees Awarded For Untimely Filing of a Medical-Only Notice of Compensation Payable

Appellate Division Reverses Board's Strict Guidelines On Injuries Occurring While Employees Are Working From Home

Department of Labor Again Attempts to Clarify "Who is An Independent Contractor"

The Reopening Of America: An Employer's Guide For Navigating The New Work World During A Pandemic

The Future of COVID-19 Litigation in Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation

Appellate Court Concludes that New Jersey Medical Providers Cannot Bring Claim Before New Jersey Workers' Compensation Court for Out-Of-State Injuries

New Jersey Supreme Court Expands Social Host Liability To Adults Under the Age of 21

Can a COVID-19 Vaccination Be Mandated?

Appellate Court Examines Shopping Mall Store's Duty For Accident At A Shopping Mall

Pennsylvania Courts Maintain Protections for Defendants in Fee Agreements

New Law in New Jersey Predicted to Have Significant Impact on Workers' Comp Claims

Decisions By Federal Courts Favor Insurers in COVID-19 Business Interruption Claims in Florida

UPDATE: The Mask Question is No Longer a Question for Retailers

First District Court of Appeal Seeks Direction from Florida Supreme Court on Timely Provision of One-Time Change Physician

Underwriters at Lloyd's of London Found Not Liable in Million-Dollar Insurance Coverage Action

The Immunity Exception: Understanding What is Egregious Enough to Rise to the Level of Intentional Wrong

New Jersey

District of Columbia Court Rules as Other States Have: COVID-19 is Not a Covered Business Interruption Loss

Employers May Face Liability on Outstanding Medical Bills Even After a Compromise and Release Agreement

Pennsylvania

Businesses Would Like to Know: Will There Be a COVID- 19 Exception?

The Mask Question is Not a Question Anymore for Pennsylvania Businesses

Various Effects of Coronavirus on Florida Workers’ Compensation Matters

Coronavirus is affecting workers' compensation in a variety of ways.

Insurers Prevail in Alleged Business Interruption Coverage Matters, Perhaps Paving the Way for Future Rulings