Worker’s Compensation – May 24, 2012

by Lawyers.com on 4/5/2012

It can be easy to take the privacy of your personal medical information and private life for granted when no one is actively nosing around in them. But if you get injured at work, you may find your privacy invaded by...more

by Jodi Ginsberg - Georgia Workers Compensation... on 1/24/2012

Would you be surprised if I told you that those photos you uploaded to Facebook, or that video of your child’s basketball game now playing on YouTube, or even your restaurant “check-in” on Yelp could cost you thousands of...more

by Fisher & Phillips LLP on 10/31/2011

In this alert: Consumer Credit Checks; Wage & Hour Laws; Written Commission Agreements; Misclassification of Independent Contractors; Liquidated Damages Before The Labor Commissioner; Wage Theft Prevention Act of...more

by Howard Ankin on 5/27/2011

Here’s what other personal injury and workers’ compensation lawyers have been talking about over the past few weeks: Are Congress’s Med Mal Reform Efforts Unconstitutional? (TortsProfBlog) North Carolina Proposes to...more

by Jodi Ginsberg - Georgia Workers Compensation... on 9/13/2010

Last year I published an article on this blog entitled "How Facebook Can Undermine Your Workers' Compensation Case." I pointed out then that the default "privacy" settings on Facebook offered very little privacy at all – your...more

by Siegel, O'Connor, O'Donnell & Beck, P.C. on 6/10/2009

The Connecticut General Assembly’s regular session adjourned on June 3, 2009. Employers should be aware of the following changes in labor and employment law. While some Acts have been signed into law, others are awaiting...more