Publications
Florida Legislative Update: Proposed E&O Insurance Requirement for Home Inspectors
New Florida legislation, if enacted, would require licensed home inspectors to maintain errors and omissions (E&O) insurance as a condition of licensure.
Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Ferrell v. City of Wilmington
The May 2025 What’s Hot highlighted Ferrell v. City of Wilmington, 2025 WL 753378 (Del. Super Ct. Mar. 10, 2025), which addressed two incidents involving one injury, and a recurrence versus aggravation.
First District Court of Appeals Holds that the Proper “Misconduct” Analysis Must Be Guided by the Amended Text of Florida’s Reemployment Assistance Law
The claimant was terminated for “misconduct,” and filed for temporary indemnity benefits, which the employer/carrier denied.
New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Legislation Update
Recently, Governor Murphy signed into law two bills. On January 12, 2026, the Governor signed S3772 into law.
Commonwealth Court Holds that a Workers’ Compensation Judge Has the Authority Under the Act to Address Fee Disputes Between Claimant’s Attorneys
In this case, the claimant suffered a tick bite and developed a work-related Lyme Disease injury in 2014. In 2016, a Workers’ Compensation Judge approved a 20% attorney’s fee for the claimant’s original counsel.
Legal Update for Special Education Law – Case Law Update
Pennsylvania Federal Court Dismisses IDEA Age‑Out Challenge for Lack of Standing
Checking the Box? Supreme Court Holds Order Compelling Arbitration Is Not Immediately Appealable.
Plaintiffs cannot avoid arbitration through premature appeals challenging the validity of an arbitration agreement.
When Is a Symbol of Hate Not a Material Defect in Property?
Daniel and Lynn Rae Wentworth purchased a home in Beaver County, Pennsylvania from Juergen Steinmetz.