While the term “going postal” has become an accepted part of the American lexicon, a far more frequent occurrence is when dangerous dogs “go postal” on mail delivery personnel. In addition to being exposed...
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Medicare Beneficiaries Expected to Take the Federal Government’s Interests Into Account When Settling Injury Cases
October 30, 2014
Workers’ Compensation recipients who settled their cases since 2001 have had to set aside money and/or make provisions for future medical care payments if they have also been receiving Federal Medicare benefits. In the...
Can I Sue an Airline Passenger for Packing Too Much Stuff in his Suitcase and Injuring My Back?
October 28, 2014
If you are an airline employee responsible for moving passengers’ heavy luggage, then you know sometimes you just want to hold someone responsible for packing such heavy bags! “Airline employees who must weigh,...
Can a Worker with Ebola File a Workers’ Comp Claim?
October 27, 2014
The recent outbreak of Ebola has people from all walks of life on edge. Schools in areas where children could possibly come into contact with children who had possibly come into contact with a suspected Ebola patient were...
Health Club and Gym Safety – Maintenance and Consistency
October 27, 2014
With the weather turning cooler, athletes and fitness buffs will be turning to indoor venues for their exercise. Gyms and health clubs are places where health should be improved, not endangered. Yet when maintenance is not...