Editor's Picks News N.J. High Court: E-Scooter Rider Hit by Car Not Eligible for No-Fault PIP Benefits A man injured when he was hit by a car while he was operating a low speed Segway electric scooter... Read More
East News Pennsylvania High Court to Decide If Workers’ Compensation Covers CBD Oil A veteran Pennsylvania workers’ compensation attorney will soon have a chance to argue before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that his... Read More
West News COVID-19 Can Be Occupational Disease, Colorado Court Says in Worker Death Case For the first time, a Colorado appellate court has concluded that COVID-19 can be an occupational disease that is compensable... Read More
Editor's Picks News New York Court Officer Wins 9/11 Workers’ Compensation Benefits on Appeal On the morning of September 11, 2001, Robert Liotta was at his job as a senior court officer at 100... Read More
Editor's Picks News Class Action Opposes Limiting Ship’s Liability for Baltimore Bridge Collapse A Baltimore small business has filed a class action against the owner and operator of the cargo ship Dali that... Read More
Editor's Picks News ‘It’s in the Mail’ Not Good Enough to Contest Connecticut Workers’ Comp Claim A Connecticut employer lost its right to contest a workers’ compensation claim because although it mailed its notice to the... Read More
Editor's Picks News Delaware High Court Hands Agency a New Shot at Malpractice Claim Against Law Firm A Delaware insurance agency has won another chance at proving a law firm was negligent in defending it in a... Read More
News Medical Marijuana Law Does Not Impair Connecticut Employers’ Right to Drug-Free Workplace A Connecticut employer has the right to terminate an employee who is impaired by medical marijuana in the workplace. The... Read More
Editor's Picks News Internet Firms Must Face Defective Product Liability Suit Over Buffalo Mass Shooting A New York state judge has allowed a case seeking to hold social media companies liable in the tragic mass... Read More
Editor's Picks News Bankruptcy Court Approves New Jersey Diocese’s $87.5M Plan for Abuse Victims Almost three-and-one-half years after the Catholic Diocese of Camden, New Jersey filed for bankruptcy citing financial effects from the pandemic... Read More