Workers' Compensation Practice Alerts
- Precision in Litigation Cuts Large MSA by Almost Half
- Must Petitioner Take a Transitional Job?
- Limiting The Impact of Opioids
- Stormy Weather For Parking Lot Falls
- The Hand That Feeds Us
- What About My Credit?
- “Oh! What A Tangled Web”
- New Legislation Allows More Comp Litigation
- The Truth is Out There
- Two Birds, One Stone: Simultaneously Concluding Work Comp and Civil Litigation
Civil Litigation Practice Alerts
- Legal Recreational Use of Marijuana Is Coming What Employers Should Know
- The Exclusive Remedy Provision of The Workers’ Compensation Act Must be Considered When Determining Coverage for Additional Insureds
- Another Victory for Snow Removal Contractors
- The Contribution Act Allows Contribution between Two Principals Vicariously Liable for the Negligence of a Common Agent
- Expert Testimony Not Necessary For Use Of Post-Accident Photographs
- Employee Barred from Untimely Attempt to Intervene in Employer’s Subrogation Suit
- Illinois Has No Jurisdiction Over Company with 3,000 Employees in Illinois and $1 Billion in Revenue from Illinois Sales: Campbell v. ACME Insulations, Inc., 2018 IL App (1st) 173051
- Illinois Appellate Court Examines Whether Arbitration Agreement Was Enforceable In Premises Liability Case
- Appellate Court Broadens Need for Expert Testimony
- 2018 Employment Law Update
Medicare Practice Alerts
- Medical Investigation & Argument Wins Over CMS
- Medicare “Liens”: Departure From The Past Continues With Medicare Advantage Plans and Private Causes of Action
- LMSAs: Is 2018 the Year?
- The Crystal Ball: Using Medical Investigation to Predict Future Medical Exposure
- Illinois Court Decisions Hints at Future of Medicare Advantage Reimbursement
- Redefining Diagnosis "Codes" Eliminates Conditional Payments Claim
- Detailed Argument Led To Exclusion Of Disputed Drugs From MSA
