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The plain language of 440.15(e)(1) allows the employer to obtain a vocational assessment, and the change in attendant care after the PTD acceptance was a sufficient basis to trigger the employer/carrier’s right to a vocational assessment.
In this case before Judge Stanton in Gainesville, the employer/carrier filed a motion to compel a vocation
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Court addresses the retroactivity of the Supreme Court’s decision in Whitmoyer, holding an employer is required to reimburse medical payments as of the date Whitmoyer was decided, not as of date of a signed third-party settlement agreement.
In this case, the claimant sustained a severe injury while using a stone crusher that malfunctioned.
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Discovery Rule Applied to Permit Notice of Tort Claim Two Years After Alleged Malpractice
In Talian v. Peck, Docket No.
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Federal District Judge Dismisses Insurance Broker in Pandemic Case
Businesses across the nation have suffered losses as a result of COVID-19, which has sparked pandemic liti
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The Third Circuit Confirms that Gallagher Does Not Eradicate All Household Exclusions
In William Dunleavy v Mid-Centu
Legal Updates for Insurance Services – March 19, 2021, has been p