Three Pillars of Workers' Compensation Defense: Investigate, Document, and Consult
1. Investigate: Remember to send the "120-day" letter to the injured worker if you need more time to investigate. 2. Document: Documentation is key
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1. Investigate: Remember to send the "120-day" letter to the injured worker if you need more time to investigate. 2. Document: Documentation is key
Valued Policy Law (VPL) claims in Florida have increased significantly. These claims involve alleged total losses to property caused by events such as fire, lightning,
KD’s Hospitality, Retail and Premises Practice Group recently presented a seminar on theme park liability. The presentation focused on the duties owed to guests, the
Our team recently presented several webinars on how to use examinations under oath (“EUOs”) effectively, particularly in attempting to resolve coverage questions surrounding residency and
With the increase in roadway construction comes an increase in roadway claims. Whether you are dealing with a pedestrian injured in or near a construction
Occasionally, product manufacturers find themselves defending the often overly-pleaded and rarely-proven fraud-based claim under the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (“FDUTPA”). FDUTPA claims
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What to Cover When Coverage Issues Arise: 5 Tips for Determining If You Need An EUO
Are you liable to a trespasser who was injured on your construction site? As always, it depends. First, you have to determine whether the individual
Have you ever wondered what compels a person to become a lawyer? After all, the hours are long, the stakes can be high, and the
(1) Coverage Question? If it seems like a tough coverage question, it’s best to obtain an EUO. Recorded statements are almost always a good idea,
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