Special Alert – Governor Wolf Suspends Parts of Section 413 of the Workers’ Compensation Act
As part of his ongoing effort to reduce the effects of the COVID-19 virus on Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation system, Governor Wolf recently announced he was suspending parts of Section 413 of the Act.
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CORONAVIRUS AND THE LAW: A Legal Guide for the Healthcare Industry
In late 2019, news of a new virus began to emerge from China
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Educating Students During the Coronavirus Pandemic
This bulletin is in reply to recent questions we have received about educating students during the coronavirus epidemic.
How Does the $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Help You and Your Business?
On Friday, March 27, 2020, President Trump signed into law the $2 trillion stimulus package known as Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES), which is aimed to counter the economic and health impacts from COVID-19. Here is how th
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Will COVID-19 Kill Oral Arguments in Florida State and Federal Appellate Courts?
Appellate advocates
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New trial ordered after jury’s award of $500,000 in punitive damages shocked the conscience of the court, given the compensatory damages of $28.22, and plaintiff’s summation inflamed the jury.
On behalf of an estate, the plaintiff prevailed at trial in a bad faith insurance action against AmGuard Insurance Company.
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UIM policy’s non-duplication clause was upheld and plaintiff could not recover at the UIM trial the bills, wages, and disfigurement for which he was previously compensated under the carrier’s workers’ compensation policy.
The plaintiff received workers’ compensation benefits following an automobile accident that occurred while he was on t
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The Supreme Court of Louisiana concluded that a riverboat casino was not a “vessel” under general maritime law.
The plaintiff, an employee of Grand Palais Riverboat L.L.C., was injured onboard the Grand Palais, a riverboat casino, and subsequently filed a claim for damages
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