South Carolina Establishes New Precedent for Legal Malpractice Cases November 8, 2015 By Amy O'Connor The South Carolina Supreme Court has reversed a decade old precedent-setting decision in which it dismissed a legal malpractice case...
N.J. Court OKs Employment Contract That Shortened Worker’s Time to Sue July 3, 2014 By Young Ha A New Jersey appeals court recently affirmed that a worker was bound by a contractual provision, contained in an employment...
Tennessee Court Rules on Workers’ Comp Statute of Limitations in Stress Case June 13, 2012 A worker who witnessed the deaths of two co-workers but did not file a post-traumatic stress disorder claim until more...
Florida Hurricane Fund Gets More Time on Claims May 19, 2011 The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund has been given more time to respond to an influx of claims from 2005 storms....
Virginia Bill Extends Sex Abuse Statute of Limitations to 20 Years February 23, 2011 By Dena Potter A bill to extend the amount of time victims of sexual abuse have to file lawsuits against their attackers and...
Florida Lawmakers Seek Ways to Curb Sinkhole Losses January 14, 2011 Florida lawmakers are trying to address the cost of sinkhole claims, which state officials and insurers say are driving up...