On Monday, April 27, 2020 at 10:00 am (CST) a panel of experienced workers’ compensation defense attorneys representing different regions of the United States will present a timely and comprehensive webinar entitled”The COVID-19 Ripple Effect: Economic and Medical Impact
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The Alabama Workers' Comp Blawg, published by Fish Nelson & Holden, LLC, focuses on legal issues related to workers' compensation in Alabama. It covers court rulings, statutory interpretations, and procedural updates affecting workers' compensation claims and litigation. The blog also addresses related topics such as employer liability, workplace injury causation, immunity doctrines, and the impact of administrative orders on court proceedings. It provides analysis of case law involving workplace injuries, employer defenses, and regulatory compliance, with attention to how these issues affect employers, employees, and insurers in Alabama.
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WorkersCompensation.com and the National Workers' Compensation Defense Network to Host a Series of Free Webinars Regarding COVID-19
On April 6, 2020 at 10:00am (CST) Minnesota attorney, Mark Kleinschmidt, will present a timely and
comprehensive webinar entitled “COVID-19: FACTS and FEAR for a Workers’ Compensation Claim” at the Center for Education Excellence. This is
the first…
Alabama Governor Issues Proclamation Regarding Notaries and Witnesses
On March 26, Governor Kay Ivey issued a proclamation that temporarily allows notaries who are licensed attorneys or operating under the supervision of a licensed attorney to notarize signatures through videoconferencing programs and confirm the signatures of witnesses who…
Alabama Governor Issues Proclamation Regarding Notaries and Witnesses
By Michael Fish
On March 26, Governor Kay Ivey issued a proclamation that temporarily allows notaries who are licensed attorneys or operating under the supervision of a licensed attorney to notarize signatures through videoconferencing programs and confirm the signatures of witnesses who…
Questions and Answers Regarding Alabama Workers’ Compensation and COVID-19
New Jersey lawyer and nationally recognized workers’ compensation guru, John Geaney recently
posted a COVID-19 Q&A on his award winning Blog site.
The questions are certainly relevant nationally and so the following are Alabama specific answers.
Question…
Questions and Answers Regarding Alabama Workers’ Compensation and COVID-19
By Michael Fish
New Jersey lawyer and nationally recognized workers’ compensation guru, John Geaney recently
posted a COVID-19 Q&A on his award winning Blog site.
The questions are certainly relevant nationally and so the following are Alabama specific answers.
Question…
April 2020 Alabama Department of Labor Workers’ Compensation Division Seminars Cancelled
The Alabama Department of Labor Workers’ Compensation Division seminars scheduled for April 9th in Orange Beach and April 23rd in Birmingham are cancelled. Per Director, Steve Garrett, they are actively working on securing alternate dates. Stay tuned. We will…
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Issues Temporary Rules Regarding Workers’ Compensation Settlements
On March 18, 2020, Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice, Tom Parker, issued an Order setting forth temporary rules regarding workers’ compensation settlements.
Per the Order, the following rules will be in effect through April 16, 2020:
…
April 2020 Alabama Department of Labor Workers’ Compensation Division Seminars Cancelled
By Michael Fish
The Alabama Department of Labor Workers’ Compensation Division seminars scheduled for April 9th in Orange Beach and April 23rd in Birmingham are cancelled. Per Director, Steve Garrett, they are actively working on securing alternate dates. Stay tuned. We will…
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Issues Temporary Rules Regarding Workers’ Compensation Settlements
By Michael Fish
On March 18, 2020, Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice, Tom Parker, issued an Order setting forth temporary rules regarding workers’ compensation settlements.
Per the Order, the following rules will be in effect through April 16, 2020:
…