Florida Workers' Comp

So long ago on a playground far, far away, children engaged in arguments on so many topics, hoping to persuade one another with such retail...

On April 27, 2013 a blog was posted on The Legal Examiner. I link to that article is at the end of this post. The author is an attorney. He ...

The content of pleadings, including the attachments to pleadings, is restricted by Rule 60Q6.103(2). The Rule is clear, "no pleading s...

A large law firm is in the news recently. This firm advertises on the internet that it is "one of the largest business law firms in the...

The Legislative session ended last Friday night, May 3, 2013. Unlike some sessions, that have come down to the midnight deadline, this one ...

In 1923, the courts came up with a methodology for an adjudicator's evaluation of the admissibility of expert testimony in  Frye v. Uni...

I receive periodical complaints from carriers. They note their receipt of “numerous Petitions” from claimant’s attorneys with their company...

An injured worker hired an attorney to assist him with a workers' compensation claim. The case proceeded without incident, until it set...

I  read recently about a malady called electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS). Some claim five percent of the U.S. population (that is  31...

I enjoy the creativity in advertising. I have to remind myself that they are all just trying to push a product, one which I would not likel...