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New Jersey WORKERS’ COMPENSATION LEGISLATION UPDATE
On January 17, 2026, Governor Murphy signed S2950/A3451 into law. This bill was initially introduced on February 1, 2024, and passed by the assembly on February 12, 2024.
Commonwealth Court Rules the Security Fund Is Not Subject to Attorney‑Fee Assessments
In this case, the claimant and employer settled a 1998 work injury by Compromise and Release agreement.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Holds Co‑Worker Immunity Applies Only When Both Employees Are Acting in the Course of Employment At The Time of Injury
In this case, Brown, an employee, was injured on the job with American Concrete Solutions (ACS) while attempting to enter a skid loader when a hydraulic arm caught his body, crushing him between the top of the cab and the arm of the
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OHIO SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES RULE ON ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE AND COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN INSURER AND ITS OUTSIDE COUNSEL
On February 26, 2026, the Ohio Supreme Court issued an opinion in Eddy v. Farmer’s Property Cas. Ins. Co., Slip Opinion No.
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Certificate of Merit Reform Takes Center Stage in Pennsylvania
On Tuesday, December 9, 2025, Pennsylvania State Representative Bryan Cutler of House District 100 proposed a bill that is intended to “provide measured and meaningful reform to Pennsylvani
Long-Term Care Liability
As the U.S. population ages and life expectancy rises, long‑term care providers face increasing pressure—not only from growing demand, but also from a sharp rise in litigation.
From Bedside to Bar
When I was young with