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The Legal Intelligencer

Serrano v. Workers' Comp. Appeal Bd. (Ametek, Inc.), PICS Case No. 17-0271 (Pa. Commw. Feb. 13, 2017) Leavitt, J. (16 pages).

By | February 24, 2017
Where employee suffered multiple work injuries, employer/insurer was entitled to subrogation against a tort recovery fund, where the tortfeasor was responsible for only some of the injuries, only for compensation paid for those specific injuries caused in whole or part by the tortfeasor. Order of the WCAB reversed, case remanded.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Dunbar Homes Inc. v. Zoning Bd. of the Twp. of Franklin

By | February 23, 2017
Time of Application Rule Applies Only When All Required
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The Recorder

Stacy Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools

By | February 22, 2017
13 minute read

New York Law Journal

Passino v. Social Security Administration

By | February 21, 2017
Remedies Not Exhausted, Subject Jurisdiction Lacking in Suit Against SSA Over FOIA Response
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New York Law Journal

YST v. JAC

By | February 21, 2017
Inmate's Oath in Divorce Matter Administered By Penal Institution Clerk Proper, Acceptable
3 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

Nursing Law Case May Prompt Justices to Re-examine Stare Decisis

In a battle over the length of the suspension period for licensed nurses convicted of drug felonies, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to potentially tackle the tricky issue of how much weight appellate courts should give to the principle of stare decisis.
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National Law Journal

Regulate That Hairbrush? Cyberlaw Experts Say Maybe

In 2003 there were an estimated 500 million internet-connected devices. By 2020 it is predicted there will be 50 billion. Travis LeBlanc, recently resigned chief of enforcement at the Federal Communications Commission, says the profusion poses privacy and security risks for individuals, companies and countries.
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Corporate Counsel

Feds Propose Rule to Stabilize Marketplaces During ACA Repeal

Federal health officials released a proposed rule on Wednesday that would significantly shorten the amount of time individuals would have to enroll in health insurance plans in 2018. It is an attempt to incentivize insurers to stay in the marketplace while the Trump administration dismantles the Affordable Care Act.
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Daily Business Review

Administrative Judge Sides With Bakery Over Anti-Gay Message

A mother-and-daughter bakery did not discriminate against a potential customer when the owners refused to make a cake with an anti-gay slogan, an administrative law judge decided.
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