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Disability Insurance Claims Law Blog
Hartford continues to use video surveillance to wrongfully deny long-term disability claims
By Gregory Dell
On April 7, 2010, the ABC Good Morning America (“GMA”) show once again presented a story exposing the desperate actions of the Hartford Insurance Company. Disability insurance companies are notorious…
Disability Insurance Claims Law Blog
Liberty Mutual wins long-term disability case because of video surveillance-backdrop for an unsuccessful LTD claim (Part 1)
By Gregory Dell
Donna Cusson went into Appeals Court challenging the First District Court's decision issuing summary judgment to Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston (Liberty Mutual) and thereby upholding the disability denial.…
Sentencing Law and Policy
The virutes of (faith-based) video-conferencing for prisoners and their families
Main February 1, 2010The virutes of (faith-based) video-conferencing for prisoners and their families The modern realities of crime and punishment produce precious few feel-good stories, but here is one coming…
Technology Law Source
And the Oscar goes to
A few months ago, ACS Nanotation Nanotube announced their second video contest contest, "How Will Nano Change the World?" The winner of the contest has been announced. This year, the Oscar…
Employer Law Report
California Supreme Court Finds “No Harm No Foul” Resulting From Office Video Surveillance
By Brian Hall
Concerned that someone had been using a computer in the plaintiffs’ office to access pornography after work hours, a California employer set up a hidden surveillance camera in an effort…
California Employment Law Report
California Supreme Court holds employees’ privacy rights not invaded by video surveillance
Plaintiffs Hernandez and Lopez were employed by Hillsides Children Center, Inc., which provided services to children with special needs and who were abused. Hillsides discovered that someone was accessing pornographic…
Social Security Disability Lawyer Blog
Video Hearings
By Gordon Gates
Last week I objected to two video hearings that were scheduled for August. I continue to be ambivalent about video hearings. I have done dozens of video hearings. I think the technology works…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
I'm Diggin' the New Way to 'Conference'
By Greg Lambert
I may be a little late to this party, but I'm truly, truly enjoying the trend in making conferences and specialized presentations available using real-time video feeds. In fact, just…
Legal Writing Prof Blog
Twitter the video: Wherein our young hero struggles against the pressure to Twitter.
By legalwriting
You've got to watch this - a very funny video that pretty much sums up the whole Twitter 'thang for me.If the embedded video below doesn't work, here's the direct…
Media Law Prof Blog
Warner Tells YouTube To Take Down Video Clips
Negotiations between YouTube and Warner Music over royalties have broken down, and consequently Warner has told YouTube to take down all clips by Warner Music artists, reports Reuters. Read more…