Florida Workers' Comp

Each July, we begin the process of collecting and auditing data from the last year. Through August, September, and October the task continu...

Many years ago, in 1980, Rush sang Freewill .  One of the lyrics of that tune is "if you choose not to decide, you still have made a c...

Just when I thought I had heard it all, a Texas story  (which originally appeared in the Texas Tribune) recently made me stop and think. A ...

Recently, the Kansas Supreme Court issues a couple of disciplinary rulings. They concern attorneys named Cline and Ehrlich . WorkCompCentr...

Without much fanfare, another October passed us by. It is a busy time of year for me, with the OJCC Annual Report due each November, but ea...

Workers' compensation is under most people's radar. There are industry sources for news in workers' compensation. There are not...

Grading can be subjective. Every student knows this, and has likely experienced some feeling of injustice from subjectivity at some stage o...

There is a joke about lawyers. I have heard it set-up in a variety of ways, but generally a lawyer dies and meets St. Peter at the Pearl...

There is a technological revolution going on in the world around us. I have written about this again and again. The world is investing in t...

Timeliness is an issue worthy of attention. In October, the Florida First District Court of Appeal (DCA) decided Matheny, v. Indian River F...