Volume 53, Issue 1
States can choose, without fear of federal repercussions, to require workers' compensation carriers to reimburse injured workers' medical marijuana expenses.
Whether an employee's family members can bring claims against the employer for take-home COVID-19 is an issue that has been addressed in several recent cases.
Case law offers clear guidance on the key coverage issues presented by mass torts, like trigger theories and allocation methodologies.
Since the Marshall Fire, Colorado legislators, regulators, and attorneys have sought to help policyholders recover while maintaining a healthy insurance market.
Washington's experiment is to borrow from a jury selection rule a standard for determining whether a verdict is tainted by implicit bias.
Corporate representative depositions can present challenges in discovery and at trial for both deposing attorneys and the companies.
While AI is becoming increasingly more prevalent in society, human interactions with clients, opposing counsel, judges, and juries will remain critical to a successful legal practice.