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Would COVID-19 Be Compensable Under Pa. Workers' Comp Act?
If Pennsylvania employees become infected, become exposed without being infected or develop psychological consequences from either situation, Pennsylvania employers could face wage-loss claims, medical claims, testing claims or claims for psychiatric services or disability under the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act.
Discharging Future Asbestos Claims Without a Litigation Trust?
Unlike normal trade obligations, mass tort claims, such as those arising from asbestos exposure, may involve a person whose injury has not yet manifested and thus, either was not aware that he or she holds a claim, or because no injury had manifested, not hold a claim that can be discharged.
Coronavirus and the Workplace: Issues Impacting Employers in the Restaurant Industry
This article reviews several of the issues that employers are likely to encounter over the next several weeks.
Ehtics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
I am a young lawyer who has been attempting to contact some of my clients in the Pennsylvania state prison system. I am having great difficulty. Letters are opened, letters are returned, etc. Is this a major problem?
People in the News—March 12, 2020—Spector Gadon
Spector Gadon Rosen Vinci announced that Matthew R. Shindell joined the firm as a member in the commercial litigation, health care law and litigation, and insurance coverage and casualty litigation groups.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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NJ's Earned Sick Leave Law Regulations Create Challenges for Employers
The Department of Labor and Workforce Development's responses to public comments on its final rules implementing the Earned Sick Leave Law provide insight into the department's interpretation of the statute.
'Should I Stay, or Should I Go?' Transitioning Doesn't Have to Be Hard
If you are not sure about a lateral move, then things cannot be too bad where you are. That is good news, but that is certainly not a valid reason to stay.
Georgetown Law Unveils New Tech-Policy Degrees as Regulations Clash With Industry
Georgetown Law launched a new master of law (LL.M.) program for lawyers and a master's degree for nonlawyers to equip them with the knowledge to better navigate the new regulatory landscape of emerging technology.
No More Civil Jury Trials This Month in Harris County Due to Coronavirus
The move to stop calling jury trials for March came about "in response to the growing public health concerns and to protect the due process rights of all residents of Harris County."
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