10/31/13
By: Abby A. Vineyard
The Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division recently held that, under certain circumstances, a person has a legal duty to avoid sending text messages to the driver of a motor vehicle. Kubert v. Best, No. …
10/31/13
By: Abby A. Vineyard
The Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division recently held that, under certain circumstances, a person has a legal duty to avoid sending text messages to the driver of a motor vehicle. Kubert v. Best, No. …
Contractor Forced to Protect Workers Who Voice Quality/Safety Concerns
10/24/13
By: Kamy Molavi
A construction contractor involved in the expansion of Georgia Power’s Plant Vogtle nuclear power plant in Waynesboro, Georgia, has agreed to take measure to correct conditions that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission characterized as “a chilled work environment …
10/15/13
By: William Ezzell
Physicians practicing under Medicare may soon be reminded, “ignorance is bliss.” The evolution of medical technology has undoubtedly aided in the ability to diagnose conditions with greater certainty, and notably, increased detail. Yet, in an industry largely …
10/15/13
By: Seth Kirby
Among sports fans, it is common knowledge that insurance products exist which protect against the risks associated with player injuries. A professional sports team might purchase a disability policy to pay all or a portion of the …
New TCPA Regulations Effective October 16, 2013
10/11/13
By: Matt Foree
On October 16, 2013, new Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) regulations regarding the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) become effective. The TCPA prohibits, among other things, certain telemarketing calls made using an automatic telephone dialing system or an …