On December 17, 2021 the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held in Meehan v. Medical Information Technology, Inc.

The California Insurance Commissioner recently proposed a plan titled the California Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan ("FAIR Plan") to help ease the burden of homeowners in areas threatened by wildfires.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives introduced House Bill 1886, legislation amending Act 164 of 1970, which relates to Indemnification Agreements in certain contracts.

In two opinions issued today, the U.S. Supreme Court put a hold on a federal rule requiring large employers to adopt a vaccine or test policy but allowed the Biden administration to enforce a similar rule...

The California Court of Appeal for the Sixth Appellate District recently analyzed the issue of an agreed upon amount of a settlement and memorializing the settlement terms.

On January 22, 2018 a Tesla Model S slammed into a parked fire truck on California's 405 near Culver City.

In McGilloway v. Safety Ins. Co., the Supreme Judicial Court followed other jurisdictions in holding that part 4 of the standard Massachusetts automobile insurance policy...

The California Court of Appeal in De Leon v. Pinnacle Property Management Services, LLC reviewed the issue of whether an employer's arbitration agreement was unconscionable.

As Courts across the country closed their doors to in-person trials and hearings, concerns began to mount that the courts would be inundated with a backlog of trials...

In Mildred Toomer in her capacity as Administrator of the Estate of Milton Mcbride v. Metro Ambulance Services, Inc., Georgia Court of Appeals Docket No. A22A0160...

On January 27, 2022, the Eleventh Circuit filed an unpublished opinion interpreting Florida law to the benefit of insurance carriers who provide umbrella UM coverage.

In a recent development concerning New York employment law, starting in April 2022, New York City employers with four or more employees must include a "salary range" for a position in prospective job postings.

A recent article in American Heart Journal Plus: Cardiology Research and Practice discusses how stethoscopes may be implicated in medical malpractice lawsuits as a potential cause of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).

The case involved a claim for monetary damages against an international cruise line regarding a cruise which was cancelled due to the Covid pandemic.

The legalization of cannabis continues to cause chronic concern in Georgia. Recently, the State of Georgia and Patsy Austin-Gatson, Gwinnett County District Attorney, were named as defendants in a suit challenging...

Yesterday, a bill passed with overwhelming support in Congress that will significantly impact the ability of employers to enforce mandatory arbitration contracts when faced with sexual harassment claims.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ("SJC") recently issued a pair of decisions clarifying potential damages under Massachusetts' wage and hour laws.

Pending the signature of Governor Tom Wolf, Pennsylvania will become the 4th State/Commonwealth in recent years to pass some version of an anti-indemnity law relative to snow...

Recently, we examined one of the first rulings about the Georgia Supreme Court's Emergency Orders and their effect on a case's statute of limitations. In Owens, the Middle District of Georgia determined the addition...

The airline sought to enforce the arbitration clause in the plaintiff-employee's employment contract.