Florida Workers' Comp

The vernacular of workers' compensation has often been the target of derision and ire. In this, we are no different than a spectrum of s...

The unintended neee (sic) led me to reflect on authenticity and our new world of challenges. The world of artificial intelligence is upon us...

A Philadelphia Judge raised the discussion of disqualification last July in a high-profile case involving a large consolidated tort claim. T...

The world of Academia recently engaged in yet another debate about plagiarism. The Telegraph reported in July that a 37-year-old professor ...

The ubiquity of surveillance cameras is not news. There are cameras everywhere. Even if you avoid those planted on poles, there are cameras ...

I wrote several years ago about how lawyers can be persuasive and effective; see  Candor, Omission, Persuasion (October 2021). One of the t...

Several years ago, the topic of air ambulances was popular at various workers' compensation events. I penned a piece on the economic con...

Paradise is a small town nestled on the convergence of the Gulf, Alabama, and is the central point of colonial West Florida. There is much t...

In August, I strove to introduce the importance of actuarial decisions in risk assessment. That was a run-up to the National Workers' Co...

We have witnessed some regrettable behavior from judges over the years. I have striven to highlight some of that here from time to time. One...