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• 03.30.23Let's Talk Recording Your Ex-Yelling at You
• 03.23.23Changes in the Pennsylvania Divorce Code
• 03.23.23New Jersey Insurers Do Not Have to Provide Statutory UM/UIM Coverage to Injured Uber Eats Driver
• 03.23.23Best Practices for Dealing with Drivers After an Accident
• 03.21.23Much Ado About a Little Something?: Oversight Duties Extended to Corporate Officers
• 03.21.23Weber Gallagher Announces Winners of Black History Month Essay Contest Event
• 03.21.23How the Importance of Detailed Medical History Can Make or Break a Case
• 03.17.23PA Insurer in Violation for Failure to Reimburse Claimant for Medical Marijuana
• 03.16.23Let's Talk About Taxes and Divorce
• 03.09.23Creative Solutions for Landlords Navigating the Landlord-Tenant Landscape
• 03.09.23Exclusive Remedy Provisions Under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act
• 03.09.23The Risk Roundtable: How to Evaluate a New Jersey Workers' Compensation Case
• 03.08.23Grieving Families Act Update: What Trucking Companies Should Know
• 03.07.23Every Dog Has His Day
• 03.06.23Weber Gallagher Recognized in JD Supra 2023 Readers' Choice Awards
• 02.27.23Should a Person With a Restraining Order Keep Their Firearms? Texas Court Says Yes
• 02.23.23California Court of Appeals Narrows Interpreted Definition of a “Claim” in Playboy Enterprises, Inc. v. Indian Harbor Insurance Company
• 02.23.23The Risk Roundtable: Securing Evidence After an Accident
• 02.21.23Exclusive Remedy Provisions Under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act
• 02.20.23Failure to Satisfy Policy’s ‘Direct Physical Loss of or Physical Damage to Property’ Requirement Causes Restaurant's COVID-19 Business Interruption Claim to Fail
• 02.20.232022 Tax Season: What Families Need to Know
• 02.17.23Can I Record my Ex Yelling at Me?
• 02.16.23Diversity Matters Newsletter Winter 2023 Edition
• 02.16.23Three Things Young Attorneys Can Do Today for a Successful Tomorrow
• 02.15.23Complying With the PLCB Isn't Always Set Forth in the Liquor Code — Local Knowledge Is a Must
• 02.10.23Weber Gallagher Partner Richard S. Ranieri Achieves Recertification in Civil Trial Law with the National Board of Trial Advocacy
• 02.09.23An Eagles Fan's Take On Emmanuel Acho’s Worker’s Compensation Case
• 02.02.23The Risk Roundtable: Emerging Trends in Broker Liability
• 02.01.23Governor Hochul Vetoes Grieving Families Act
• 01.30.23Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2022-23 Influencers Collection: Weber Gallagher CMO Valerie F. Lyons Recognized with Diversity in Business Award
• 01.26.23When Is a Divorce Finally Over? Modifications and Special Relief
• 01.23.23Weber Gallagher Partner Carolyn R. Mirabile Appointed  Co-Chair of Montgomery Bar Association’s Bench Bar Committee
• 01.19.23Weber Gallagher Launches Firm Podcast ‘The Risk Roundtable’
• 01.19.23The Risk Roundtable: Pre-Existing Conditions and Abdullah Credits in New Jersey Workers' Compensation
• 01.12.23A Proposal For Utilizing ARIAS·U.S.-Certified Neutrals in Direct Insurance Disputes
• 01.12.23I Just Got My Divorce Decree, How Can/Should I File My Taxes for 2022?
• 01.09.23Appellate Court Overturns Award of Excessive Counsel Fees by WC Judge
• 01.09.23Weber Gallagher Recognized Among Largest Pennsylvania Law Firms by The Legal Intelligencer
• 01.06.23Pennsylvania and New Jersey Release 2023 Average Weekly Wage Rates
• 01.04.23Weber Gallagher Promotes Rick Brown to Partner
• 01.04.23Properly Setting Up for Settling Success: Preparing to Mediate a High Exposure Case
• 12.29.222023 Commercial Transportation Litigation Trends and Best Practices
• 12.14.22Top Custody Tips for the Holidays
• 12.07.22PA Commonwealth Court Decision: Columbia County Commissioners v. Kristie Rospendowski
• 12.01.22Let's Talk About Child Custody & Adoption in Light of the Dobbs Decision
• 12.01.22Pennsylvania Emergency Child Custody: What Is an Emergency Anyway?
• 11.22.22Firms Should Prepare for SEC Clawback Rules: Experts
• 11.22.22Weber Gallagher Hires Insurance Expert From Molod Spitz
• 11.22.22Weber Gallagher Welcomes Partner Andrew B. Small
• 11.22.22Appellate Courts Affirm Dismissals of COVID-19 Business Interruption Claims
• 11.10.22Should I Keep the House?
• 11.10.22No Topic Is Off Limits At Firm's DEI-Focused 'Break Room'
• 11.07.22Properly Setting Up for Settling Success: Preparing to Mediate a High Exposure Case
• 11.03.22FILE AN APPEAL!
• 11.03.22Hybrid Workers’ Comp Practice in Pennsylvania for 2023 and Onward
• 11.04.22Kristen Swift Recognized by Delaware Today as a Top Lawyer in Insurance Law
• 11.03.22Weber Gallagher Recognized in Six Practice Areas by Best Lawyers in “Best Law Firms” 2023
• 11.03.22Good News for Zoomers: The Benefits of a Remote Courtroom
• 11.03.22Delaware as Choice of Law and Jurisdiction for Insurance Coverage Disputes
• 11.02.22Lyme Disease Offers Clues on Long COVID, but Claims Experience Limited with Both
• 10.31.22Pending Revision to NY Wrongful Death Law Will Increase Exposure to Trucking Companies
• 10.27.22Let's Talk About the Constitutional Aspects of the Dobbs Decision
• 10.27.22Marijuana Legalization Update: President Biden Issues Pardons Under Federal Law for Simple Marijuana Possession and Class Action Suit in New Jersey
• 10.25.22Avoiding the Pitfalls of Last Mile Carrier Claims
• 10.20.22Irish Legal 100 Recognizes Weber Gallagher Partner Ryan R. McBride
• 10.20.22Jeffrey Newby and Tracy Walsh Recognized by South Jersey Biz as Leading Business Attorneys
• 10.17.22Traveling Employees Always Have Greater Coverage In Course And Scope Of Employment Decisions
• 10.13.22Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• 10.11.22Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Pulls Back on Remote Proceedings, Sets Deadline
• 10.11.22A Woman’s Place Is in the Home … Office, That Is!
• 10.10.22Trying The Trucking Case With Digital And Other Objective Evidence To Tell Your Best Story
• 10.07.22Casual Employment and Independent Contractors: A Multi-State Workers’ Comp Assessment
• 10.07.22A Federal District Court Judge Ruled that a Nursing Home Cannot Use the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act as Shield from COVID Liability
• 10.03.22Factors in Divorce: The Tom Brady Affect
• 10.04.22Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Retrial Waived After Failure to Request Special Verdict Slip
• 10.03.22How to Structure a Board to Oversee Mission-Critical Activities
• 10.03.22The Supreme Court Remains Silent on Freight Broker Tort Liability Under the “Safety Exception” to the FAAAA
• 09.30.22Common Law Marriage: A Postscript for the LGBTQ+ Community
• 09.29.22Four Weber Gallagher Attorneys Recognized by 2022 New York Metro Super Lawyers
• 09.22.22Financial Disclosures: Best Practices for Attorneys and Their Clients
• 09.19.22PA Labor and Industry Committee to Consider SB 319
• 09.12.22Diversity Matters Newsletter Summer 2022 Edition
• 09.08.22Let's Talk About Common Law Marriage
• 09.06.22NJ Appellate Division Scrutinizes Trial Courts’ Practice of Forcing Heightened Standard On Timely Requests To Extend Discovery
• 09.01.22'Stress, Drink, Leave' Study Highlights Risk Factors to Young, Female Attorneys
• 08.30.22PA Supreme Court Ends Restrictive Venue Rule For Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
• 08.29.22Weber Gallagher CMO Valerie F. Lyons Recognized with Philadelphia Business Journal Diversity in Business Award
• 08.26.22Section 40 Lien Entitlement Should Include the Gross Award to the Petitioner and Not the Net After Fees and Costs Paid
• 08.18.22Let's Talk About Child Custody After 18 and Guardianship
• 08.18.2222 Weber Gallagher Attorneys Named 2023 Best Lawyers in America
• 08.09.22The New Jersey Supreme Court Speaks: Don’t Label Employees Independent Contractors Unless You Can Meet Every Element Of The ABC Test
• 08.01.22Weber Gallagher Elects Six New Partners
• 08.01.22Weber Gallagher Boosts 6 Into Partnership Ranks
• 07.28.22Delaware Updates Procedures to Terminate Workers’ Compensation Benefits: What Businesses Need to Know
• 07.28.22Update on COVID-19 Vaccinations
• 07.28.22Pandemic Opened New Lines of Communication, Says New Leader of Phila. Association of Defense Counsel
• 07.28.22Policy Conditions, Requirements That Need to Be Met for the Coverage to Be Valid
• 07.22.22Separate Agreement Does Not Have the Effect of Tolling the Two-Year Statute of Limitations Under the Workers’ Compensation Act
• 07.21.22U.S. Supreme Court Holds That Emotional Distress Damages are not Recoverable Under the Rehab Act and ACA
• 07.14.22Let's Talk What Questions You Should Ask Your Family Law Attorney
• 07.14.22Weber Gallagher Recognized Among Largest U.S. Law Firms by  The National Law Journal
• 07.13.22Weber Gallagher Grows Transportation Group In Philly
• 07.12.22Family Law Newsletter - Summer 2022
• 07.12.22Case Presents More Questions Than Answers About Exclusive Continuing Jurisdiction
• 07.12.22Weber Gallagher Welcomes Partner Marco Di Prato
• 07.11.22Expanded Role of IREs OK'd in Pa. Workers' Comp Claims That Carry Appropriate Exposure
• 07.11.22Recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court Decision Allows Employers to Pull a TNCP and File a Medical-Only NCP
• 07.08.22Given the Federal Ban, Must an Employer Pay for an Injured Worker's Medical Marijuana?
• 07.05.22First-Party Bad-Faith Lawsuits? New Jersey Expands Exposure to Insurers for Bad Faith Failure to Settle
• 06.30.22Commonwealth Court Sets Path for Employers to Follow When Seeking to Establish an At-Fault Termination in Response to a Reinstatement Petition
• 06.27.22Weber Gallagher Welcomes IT Director in Philly
• 06.27.22Weber Gallagher Welcomes New Director of Information Technology
• 06.23.22NJ Appellate Court Rules that a Settling Defendant Cannot Pursue Contribution from Third-Party Defendant Without a Judgment Entered Against Settling Defendant
• 06.23.22The Supreme Court, Medical Marijuana, Workers’ Compensation and the Controlled Substance Act: What Employers Need to Know
• 06.21.22Weber Gallagher Recognized by Law360 Among Largest U.S. Law Firms
• 06.16.22Let's Talk End of the School Year Child Support and Custody Order
• 06.14.22IRE Physicians and Employers Must Consider Conditions Not Included Within Either the Controlling Document or Judicially Determined Injury Description; Claimants Can Successfully Challenge IRE Ratings If This Is Not Done
• 06.15.22Advice for My Younger Self: Things I Should've Done Differently
• 06.14.22Four Questions With New President of Philly Defense Group
• 06.14.22Delaware and New York 2022-2023 Average Weekly Wage Rates
• 06.10.22Weber Gallagher Partner James A. Wescoe Recognized as  2022 Client Service All-Star by BTI Consulting
• 06.09.22Weber Gallagher Partner June J. Essis Elected President of the Philadelphia Association of Defense Counsel
• 06.08.22 A Judge’s Decision in a Philadelphia COVID-19 Fatal Claim Petition, Advice For Employers
• 06.07.22Surprising Decision Reversing an Order Imposing Maximum Penalty for Delay in Payment of Settlement Proceeds
• 06.07.22Scott W. Bermack and Brian A. Cafritz Appointed to  Sports and Entertainment Risk Management Alliance (SERMA) Advisory Board
• 06.02.22The Verdict is In:  Does the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Trial Mean Anything for my Divorce, Custody and Family Law Case?
• 05.26.22Your Custody Order and Summer Vacations
• 05.24.2217 Weber Gallagher Attorneys Recognized by 2022 Pennsylvania and Delaware Super Lawyers Magazine
• 05.20.22Delaware Enacts Paid Family Leave: What Does It Mean for Employers?
• 05.09.22Weber Gallagher Appoints Scott W. Bermack and Robert D. MacMahon as General Liability Practice Group Co-Chairs
• 05.05.22Remote Employee Get Togethers and the Traveling Employee Doctrine
• 05.05.22NJ Appellate Court Rules on Recording Devices or Presence of Third Parties During Defense Ordered Medical/Psychological Exams of Plaintiffs Who are Cognitively Impaired or Have a Language Barrier
• 05.05.22New Rule in Pennsylvania Effects Children’s Appearances in Custody Proceedings
• 05.04.22After Legal Pot Bill Killed in Delaware House, Legislator Adopts Vermont’s 2-Pronged Approach
• 04.28.22"She Took My Dog”
• 04.26.22New York Court of Appeals Dismisses Asbestos Case
• 04.25.22Recreational Marijuana Available in New Jersey: The Implications for Insurance Carriers and Employers
• 04.12.22Legal Aid: A Pro Bono Perspective
• 04.08.22Some Help in Defending Repeat Custody Filings
• 04.06.22Law360's 2022 Delaware Editorial Advisory Board
• 04.04.22What You Need to Know About The Child Tax Credit and Filing Taxes in Pennsylvania
• 03.31.22Four Weber Gallagher Attorneys Recognized by 2022 New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine
• 03.25.22Testing Strengths, Weaknesses of an Intoxication Defense in a Workers' Comp Case
• 03.22.22When Court has the Ability to Correct a Mistake to Avoid Inequity Despite a Clear Violation of the Statue of Limitations
• 03.21.22Update on New Jersey State Assembly Bill Requiring Coverage for Medical Marijuana
• 03.18.22Weber Gallagher’s David Rosenberg Presented with All Star Award from Altec Industries, Inc.
• 03.17.22Best Practices and Tips to Begin Taking Charge of Your Career
• 03.17.22Diversity Matters Newsletter Winter 2022 Edition
• 03.16.22Workers Who Are Victims of Sexual Assault or Sexual Harassment Cannot Be Forced to Arbitration
• 03.15.22The Presumption of Compensability for Essential Workers in New Jersey Contracting COVID-19 is Over… Again
• 03.01.22A Lot on the Line
• 02.28.22The Superior Court has Jurisdiction to Determine Issues of Employment
• 02.25.22Effects of Former New York Gov. Cuomo’s Executive Orders on Statutes of Limitations
• 02.25.22Higher Law: SCOTUS Seeks Medical Marijuana Workers' Comp Opinion | New Course on Cannabis Insurance Claims | Big Pot's Play for Arizona's Social Equity Program
• 02.23.22Pennsylvania Alcohol Laws Give Local Manufacturers a Huge Advantage
• 02.23.22United States Supreme Court Seeks Opinion of the Government in Dispute Over Whether Workers’ Compensation Should Pay for an Injured Worker’s Medical Marijuana
• 02.21.22Workers’ Compensation Courts Are Reopening -  Is The Virtual Practice Of Law A Thing Of The Past, Or The Way Of The Future
• 02.16.22Cryptocurrency and Divorce: What You Need to Know
• 02.15.22“YOU’RE MUTED” – The Virtual Age of Depositions
• 02.08.22Apple Pay, Venmo, and Cash App Must Now Be Reported to the IRS
• 02.04.22If at First You Don't Succeed, Appeal and then Appeal Again - Unless You Are Out of Time
• 02.04.22Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse Is Liability Reminder For Insurance
• 02.03.22Parking Lot Law Expected to Bring Surge in Work Injury Claims
• 02.01.22When Raising a Defense in a New York Workers’ Compensation Claim Can Cost that Party Everything in the Civil Case
• 01.31.22Medicare Clarifies Position on Use of “Non-submit” or “Evidence-based” WCMSA Allocations
• 01.28.22Read Before You Sign: The Danger of Not Electing Workers’ Compensation Coverage in Limited Liability Companies
• 01.21.22New Jersey Supreme Court Finds Compensability in Parking Lot Case Dismissing the Employer’s Liability in the Third Party Action
• 01.20.22Financial Adviser Books of Business, Up-Front Loans Can Be a Challenge in a Divorce
• 01.19.22What Businesses Need to Know: Supreme Court Stays OSHA’s COVID-19 Vaccination ETS But Allows Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Facilities that Receive Medicare and/or Medicaid Funding
• 01.13.22Governor Murphy Reinstates Health Emergency, The Presumption of Compensability for Essential Workers Contracting COVID-19 is Back
• 01.13.22Pennsylvania Appeals Court Reaffirms Psychiatric Records Privilege in Emotional Pain Suit
• 01.13.22Sharperson Takes New Leadership Role at Weber Gallagher
• 01.11.22Weber Gallagher Appoints Kenneth E. Sharperson as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Director
• 01.06.22New York State Amends Insurance Disclosure Rule
• 01.04.22No Expectation of Privacy for Representative of Insurance Company Performing an Appraisal
• 01.04.22NJ Supreme Court Makes Major Ruling Regarding Responsibility for Damages after Joint Tort Settlement
• 01.04.22The Effect of an Early Decision on Retention of Criminal Defense Counsel
• 12.27.21Pennsylvania Supreme Court Ruled on Keystone Rx LLC v. Bureau of Workers' Compensation Fee Review Hearing Office
• 12.23.21Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules on Claimant's Attorney's Fees
• 12.22.21'Virtual Capacity'—Keeping Inventory and Setting Boundaries in the Remote World
• 12.21.21Industry Thought Leaders Identify and Comment on Litigation Trends of 2021
• 12.20.21Pennsylvania and New Jersey Release 2022 Average Weekly Wage Rates
• 12.15.21Injuries Sustained While Exercising on the Employer’s Premises Before Work Found Not Compensable
• 12.14.21NJ Legislature Proposes to Expand Parking Lot Liability in Workers’ Compensation
• 12.10.21New York Employment Law: Find the Independent Contractor
• 12.02.21Comfort Dogs Allowed in Pennsylvania Courts
• 12.02.21Up Close
• 11.22.21Status Update on OSHA’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• 11.19.21Weber Gallagher Expands New York Practice by Forty Percent
• 11.18.21The Day After Divorce: The Next Steps in the Process
• 11.17.21What Delaware Employers Need to Know:  Unemployment Benefits Generally Unavailable for Termination due to Refusal to be Vaccinated
• 11.09.21Chester County Opinion Offers Guidance on Vaccination Issue
• 11.08.21Diversity Matters Newsletter Fall 2021 Edition
• 11.05.21Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers
• 11.04.21OSHA Issues COVID-19 Vaccination Emergency Temporary Standards
• 11.04.21 Weber Gallagher Recognized in Six Practice Areas by Best Lawyers in “Best Law Firms” 2022
• 11.03.21How to Survive and Thrive in the World of Law
• 11.01.21Payers wary of physical comp claims containing alleged mental injuries
• 10.28.21COVID-19 Brings About Unexpected Changes to Labor Market Survey Results
• 10.28.21Kristen Swift Recognized by Delaware Today as a Top Lawyer in Insurance Law
• 10.22.21Driver Shortage, Litigation Continue Commercial Auto's Woes
• 10.20.21Lackawanna County Court Extends Statute of Limitations Expansion of Sexual Abusers to Include their Corporate Employers
• 10.11.21Garden State Bar Association Recognizes Partner Kenneth E. Sharperson with Oliver Randolph Award
• 10.06.21Weber Gallagher Names Employment Partner To Board
• 10.04.21Partner Tracy A. Walsh Elected to Weber Gallagher’s Board of Directors
• 10.04.21Workers’ Comp Award Affirmed by Appellate Division in Unusual Appeal and Trial with Pro Se Petitioner
• 10.01.21Accommodations for Injured Workers After MMI: New Jersey Workers' Compensation Legislative Update
• 09.30.21Insurance attorneys address the impact of nuclear verdicts
• 09.27.21To Vax or Not to Vax
• 09.22.21"What to Do When You Feel Like It Might Be Time to Leave the Law," The Legal Intelligencer
• 09.20.21Court Rules That Attorney Client Privilege Waived With Ghost Written Disclaimer Letter
• 09.16.21Recent Pa. Supreme Court Decision Addresses Tough Custody Cases
• 09.10.21New Biden Administration COVID-19 Plan Requires Many Employers to Mandate Vaccines
• 09.09.21Premise Rule for New Jersey Workers’ Compensation: Employer Intent and Control
• 08.27.21In the War for Talent, Balance Is Midsize Firms' Secret Weapon
• 08.24.21Central Penn Business Journal recognizes Lucas Csovelak as one of "the most influential people in law."
• 08.19.2120 Weber Gallagher Attorneys Named 2022 Best Lawyers in America
• 08.16.21Weber Gallagher Promotes New Castle Attorney to Partner
• 08.16.21Buzz Kill - Pot is Legal In New Jersey, But You Can Still Lose Your Kids
• 08.13.21Weber Gallagher Adds To Partner Ranks Again With Hire
• 08.12.21Driving Growth, Weber Gallagher Welcomes Partner Jennifer G. Shorr
• 08.11.21Weber Gallagher Elevates 3 In Philly, Delaware To Partner
• 08.06.21Weber Gallagher Elects Three New Partners
• 07.27.21Diversity Matters Newsletter Summer 2021 Edition
• 07.20.21Long Detour to Restaurant for Lunch Post Business Meeting Found Not Compensable
• 07.14.21Delaware Industrial Accident Board Will Resume Live Proceedings On August 2, 2021 & Fund Reimbursement Rights To Be Asserted Beginning July 26, 2021
• 07.08.21Slippery When Wet: Parking Lot and Sidewalk Workers' Compensation To pay or not to pay
• 07.08.21Pa. Law Firms Are Split on Vaccination Mandates
• 07.07.21What Delaware Contractors Need to Know About the August 1, 2021 Deadline for Registration and the Contractor Registration Act
• 07.01.21United States Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Cheerleader Who Published Critical Social Media Post in Free-Speech Case
• 07.01.21Pennsylvania Legislature Passes S.B. 147
• 06.28.21Judge Affirms Denial of Claim Petition and Dismisses Allegation of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
• 06.25.21New Jersey Workers' Compensation: Senate Bill 2998 Update
• 06.23.21Watch Out for the Exceptions as the New Jersey Supreme Courts Adopts the “On-Going Storm Rule"
• 06.23.21Time to Change Inefficient and Harmful Email Habits
• 06.21.21Colorado Law Weekly: COVID Vaccines Pose New Challenges for Parents, Attorneys and Judges
• 06.17.21Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Legislative Update
• 06.10.21Will an Out of State Contract Bind the Parties in New Jersey to the Laws of Another State?
• 06.10.21Benefits Denied in Connection with Injuries Sustained Attending a Social Event
• 06.04.21Legislative Update Regarding Rebuttable Presumption Related to COVID-19 Workers’ Compensation Claims in New Jersey
• 06.02.21 NJ Workers’ Compensation: Senate Bill 2998
• 06.02.21Implications of Summer Travel and COVID-19 Vaccines on Families
• 05.27.21Diversity Training Lessons Learned from The Office
• 05.21.21Carolyn Mirabile to Serve on Pennsylvania Bar Association Board of Governors
• 05.12.21Biden Administration Blocks Trump-Era Rule Allowing Gig Workers to be Classified as Independent Contractors
• 05.05.21It Is Time to Mind the Gap
• 05.04.21Divorcing the Microsoft Empire
• 04.29.21Employer EEO-1 Reports Due to the EEOC by July 19, 2021
• 04.23.21Law Firms Are Headed To Hybrid Office, Remote Work Future
• 04.22.21Case Elevates Medical Marijuana as 'Reasonable and Necessary Care,' But Will More Workers' Comp Claims Follow?
• 04.20.21New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Workers’ Compensation Carrier Must Pay For Injured Worker’s Medical Marijuana
• 04.13.21It’s Tax Season
• 04.09.21UPDATE:  New York Federal District Court Cites two Pennsylvania Supreme Court Cases When Recognizing Right to Invoke Force Majeure Provision in Light of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
• 04.08.21Pennsylvania Superior Court Shifts Focus of Venue Analysis
• 04.03.21Jewish Museum Rightly Valued At $66M, Judge Says
• 03.29.21What Employers Need To Know About The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021
• 03.23.21Injury Suffered During Off Premises Meeting Denied as Not in Course and Scope of Employment
• 03.22.21Pa. Workers Comp Act and an Employer's Subrogation Entitlement Rights
• 03.17.21The New Lawyer's Guide to Practice Management: What Is It and Why Should I Care?
• 03.12.21"The Implications of Lowman v. U.C.B.R. on the Gig-Economy and Employment Status," Transportation Lawyers Association (TLA)
• 03.12.21Reservation for One
• 03.11.21Experimentation vs. Wait-and-See: Pa. Firms Grapple With Emerging Real Estate Dilemma
• 03.11.21Electronic Speech: Can Schools Regulate it?
• 03.10.21NJ Workers’ Compensation: Senate Bill 2476
• 03.05.21Can Individuals Who Refuse To Return To Work Because Of COVID-19 Safety Concerns Get Unemployment Benefits?  
• 03.04.21New Jersey Business Magazine: How to Secure Evidence After an Accident
• 03.03.21Applicability of “Ongoing-Storm” Defense to New Jersey Snow/Ice Claims in Flux
• 03.02.21NJ Workers’ Compensation: Senate Bill 3375
• 02.18.21Mental Health Barriers in the Age of COVID
• 02.11.21Weber Gallagher Chief On Remote Work, Virus Suit Trends
• 02.08.21Three Words: Mediation, Arbitration, and Conciliation
• 02.05.21Delaware Superior Court Addresses Whether UIM Benefits are Available to Parties that Live in the Same Household but are Unrelated to Insured
• 01.21.21Potential Major Impact on Workers’ Compensation as Senate Passes Bill to Expand Parking Lot Coverage
• 01.21.21Post-Secondary Educational Costs: Don’t Let Time Fly By
• 01.19.21Phila. Firm Leaders Are Getting Serious About Cutting Office Space
• 01.19.21Best Lawyers: The Family Law Issue
• 01.15.21Downsized Offices, Reduced Personal Units, More Collaborative Spaces: What Midsize Firms Are Negotiating
• 01.14.21Family Law Newsletter - January 2021
• 01.13.21To Deny or Not To Deny: That is the Question!
• 12.28.20Pennsylvania Supreme Court Addresses if Mental Health Act Applies to Outpatient Decision on Involuntary Commitment
• 12.21.20EEOC Issues New Guidance for Employers on COVID-19 Vaccine Programs
• 12.21.20Weber Gallagher Elects Four New Partners
• 12.17.20Dissecting the Life Care Plan in Real Life
• 12.11.20Restaurants Entitled to Recover Lost Profits on Business Interruption Claim Due to Government Shutdown
• 12.07.20Traveling During COVID-19 With Children
• 12.07.20Workers' Compensation Academy: Requests by Defense Counsel – A Defense Analysis of Materials Needed from Carriers and Clients for NJ Workers' Compensation Claims
• 12.01.20Workers' Compensation Academy: Exclusivity Provisions of the PA Workers’ Compensation Act
• 11.19.20PPP Loans Helped Firms Brace For The Pandemic, But New Models Mean Some Layoffs
• 11.19.20Diversity Matters Newsletter Fall 2020 Edition
• 11.16.20School Openings and Child Custody
• 11.16.20The Smoking Gun: Importance of Investigation in Insurance & Workers’ Compensation
• 11.10.20Those Magic Dates Aren’t So Magic
• 11.09.20Workers' Compensation Academy: Independent Medical Evaluations Considerations for Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Cases
• 11.05.20Weber Gallagher Recognized in Six Practice Areas by Best Lawyers in “Best Law Firms” 2021
• 11.05.20Four Weber Gallagher Attorneys Recognized by 2020 New York Metro Super Lawyers
• 11.04.20Changes to the NJ Schedule of Disabilities: Hand and Foot Bill to be Applied Retroactively
• 11.03.20New Jersey State Assembly Appropriations Committee Advances Bill A1708 Requiring Coverage for Cannabis
• 10.27.20Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• 10.23.20Updated Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Practice and Procedure During the COVID-19 Emergency
• 10.20.20The Four Pillars of  Managing Risk When  At-Home Employees  Return to the Workplace
• 10.08.20Employers Face Taxing Time with Remote Work
• 10.08.20Appellate Division Rejects Medical Providers Application For Additional Payments on Jurisdictional Grounds
• 09.29.20Support Order Enforcement Issues During COVID
• 09.24.20New Jersey COVID Bill Signed into Law: What is the Impact?
• 09.15.20Governor Murphy Signs Presumption of Compensability for Essential Workers’ Contracting COVID-19 Bill into Law
• 09.15.20COVID-19 Suit Seeking Coverage Under Commercial Property Policy Survives Motion to Dismiss  
• 09.08.20Law Prohibiting Philadelphia Employers from Inquiring About Wage History of Job Applicants Now in Effect
• 09.01.20Back-to-School Update: NJ and Federal Government on School Employees as Essential Workers
• 08.21.20Eleventh Circuit Refuses to Vacate International Arbitration Award
• 08.17.20New Jersey Workers' Compensation Update - Part 2
• 08.11.20Pennsylvania Supreme Court Addresses the Duty of Mental Healthcare Providers to Warn Others Regarding Patient Threat to Harm “Neighbor”
• 08.10.20New Jersey Workers' Compensation - Part 1
• 07.31.20NJ Legislature Passes COVID-19 Presumption Law for Essential Employees
• 07.24.20Workers' Compensation Carrier's Right to Subrogation Exists Despite Verbal Threshold Defense
• 07.20.20Philadelphia COVID-19 Whistle-Blower Law
• 07.17.20You Just Never Know…
• 07.14.2020'Grossman' Standard for Psychologists in Family Law Cases Reassessed
• 07.13.20Accidental Disability Pension Extended to Members who Contract COVID-19
• 07.10.20New Jersey Workers' Compensation Alert
• 07.10.2020Navigating Work-From-Home Claims During COVID-19
• 07.06.20Workers' Compensation Academy: New Jersey Workers' Comp: Medical Marijuana and Opiates
• 03.16.20Weber Gallagher’s COVID-19 Response Plan
• 06.29.20It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over
• 06.26.20New Jersey Workers' Compensation Alert - June 26, 2020 Update
• 06.22.20COVID-19 Pandemic Update from the EEOC:  ADA Violation if Employers Require Antibody Testing Before Employees Re-enter the Workplace and ADEA Violation if Employers Exclude Individuals Age 65 or Older from the Workplace
• 06.19.20The Evaluation of Reconstruction of Wages under Katsoris and the Timing of the Argument
• 06.17.20Networking While Social Distancing: Going Places Without Going Anywhere
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• 05.26.20New Jersey Workers' Compensation Alerts - May 26, 2020
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• 04.17.20“Ongoing Storm Rule” - No Longer Defense To New Jersey Snow/Ice Claims
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• 04.15.20April 15, 2020 Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Update Regarding Practice and Procedure During the COVID-19 Emergency
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• 03.23.20Action Plan Check List
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• 03.19.20President Trump Signs into Law The Families First Coronavirus Response Act: What Employers Need to Know
• 03.19.20Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis on Custody Matters
• 03.19.20Weber Gallagher Attorney Ross M. Goren Spoke on Alumni Career Panel
• 03.17.20Family Law Office Update
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• 03.16.20Workers’ Compensation Practices in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware During the COVID-19 Outbreak - as of 11:30 a.m. March 16th, 2020
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• 2.27.20Weber Gallagher Welcomes Three New Associates
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• 2.25.20Controlling Medical Cost in Catastrophic Claims
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• 2.12.20Subrogation Lien Rights Upheld Once Again
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• 01.27.20Workers' Compensation Academy: 10 Ways to Close a File - PA vs NJ Workers' Compensation
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• 01.07.20Pennsylvania and New Jersey Release 2020 Average Weekly Wage Rates
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• 12.02.19Workers' Compensation Academy: Managing Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Claim Risk
• 12.02.19PA Governor Wolf Signs Bill Significantly Expanding the Time Permitted to File Lawsuits Pertaining to Claims Involving Child Sex Abuse
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• 09.16.19Weber Gallagher sponsored the New Jersey State Bar Foundation 2019 Medal of Honor Awards Dinner
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