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Animal Bites on the Job: An Overlooked Workplace Injury Risk

A delivery worker steps through a gate just as a dog slips out of the house. A home care aide reaches for a dropped...

Union Representation and Workers’ Comp Lawyers: Different Roles Explained

A workplace injury often creates two separate disputes. One concerns the job: missed shifts, attendance rules, or an assignment that conflicts with medical restrictions....

Gig Workers Face Growing Road Safety Concerns as Delivery Injuries and Traffic Deaths Mount

The rapid expansion of app-based delivery services has brought a growing safety challenge to American roadways, where workers must balance navigation, customer instructions, delivery...

Motorcycle Crashes and Older Drivers Expose Hidden Dangers of Left Turns, National Study Finds

Motorcycle-involved fatal crashes are a major concern when drivers turn left, while motorists ages 75 and older record the highest overall population-adjusted left-turn fatal-crash...

Stay Calm! What to Do If You’ve Been Pulled over According to Lawyers

Everyone around the country was appalled with the horror story that involved the shooting of Samuel DuBose in the middle of a traffic stop....

Erisa Law: What Should I Know?

ERISA, or, the Employment Retirement Income Security Act, is a law passed in 1974 to attempt to establish basic requirements for most private insurance...

My Car Has a Breathalyzer Installed: What Should I Know?

If you’re dealing with a DUI conviction, you should expect to have to make some adjustments in your life to deal with all of...

Importance Of DDQ and Agio’s Cybersecurity In The Alternative Investment Space

Hedge funds and private equity firms have to handle sensitive data as well as monetary assets, which means that being safe against the threat...

Legal Liability in the Sharing Economy: Uber and Airbnb

Avoiding more traditional options for easier, more cost-effective choices in the new sharing economy is a no-brainer. It’s simple and everyone’s doing it. Why...

$2.8 Billion Recovered from False Claims Act Cases

In the fiscal year of 2018, the Department of Justice obtained more than $2.8 billion in settlements and judgments from civil cases involving fraud...

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