Waiting on a Workers' Compensation Lien Reimbursement in New Jersey? You May Have to Wait a Little Longer. Section 40 and the Timeline for Satisfaction
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The Attorney as a Knight: Upholding Duties to the Law and Clients
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Splitting the Road: Navigating Uninsured Motorist Coverage of Divorced Spouses
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Can Felons Pursue Damages Against Their Providers for Their Criminal Conduct? The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Says No
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Asbestosis Takes the Stand: Raising Awareness of an Abnormally High Verdict for a Typically Low Value Case
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Commonwealth Court Paves the Way for Workers’ Compensation Fee Agreements Pertaining to Prospective Medical Benefits by Declaring the Same “Per Se Reasonable”
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Experts in Defense: Delaware Superior Court Agrees that Expert Witnesses Must Opine Beyond Mere Speculation to Meet Basic Causation Requirements and the Opinion Must Be Unequivocal
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You Can’t Get Two Bites at the Apple – Or, Oh What a Tangled Web We Weave
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On the Pulse…Disciplinary Board Representation Practice Group: Trust the Process
While everyone likes surprises, not all surprises are well-liked, and this is especially true if you receive notification from a state disciplinary board that your actions have been reported as violating the code of conduct governing your professi
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