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Who’s Liable for Construction Site Injuries?

20th November 2024
Gainesville, Florida, is a city defined by its vibrant community, deep cultural roots, and growing development landscape. Known as the home of the University of Florida, Gainesville thrives with educational institutions, bustling neighbourhoods, and expanding infrastructure projects. This growth brings opportunities but also challenges, particularly in the construction industry, which plays a vital role in […]
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Filing a Lawsuit for Hazing-Related Injuries

20th November 2024
Filing a lawsuit for hazing-related injuries involves proving negligence or intentional harm by individuals or organizations involved. Victims can seek compensation for medical expenses, emotional distress, and other damages. Consulting an attorney specializing in personal injury or hazing cases is crucial to navigating the legal process and ensuring justice. Incidents of hazing can cause lasting […]
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What if Your Workers’ Comp Claim is Denied?

20th November 2024
If your workers' compensation claim is denied, you have the right to appeal the decision. Review the reasons for denial, gather additional evidence, and file an appeal within the required timeframe. Consulting an attorney can help navigate the process and improve your chances of securing the compensation you deserve. Dealing with the challenges of a […]
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Workers’ Compensation Claims: Your Rights Explained

20th November 2024
In 2022, OSHA reported that in Rhode Island, 20% of all private industry fatal workplace accidents occurred in the construction industry, with falls accounting for 36.5% of these fatalities. If you’ve been injured at work in places like Providence, understanding your rights under workers’ compensation laws is essential. These laws provide protection to employees who […]
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Employment Discrimination in the Gig Economy

11th November 2024
One of the latest features of modern businesses is the gig economy, where flexible, short-term arrangements of work are offered, most often through online platforms. In Los Angeles, you see a diverse workforce, where rideshare operations and freelance professionals are classified primarily as independent contractors and not as employees. That classification has a wide range […]
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Navigating Executive Transitions: Legal Insights for Senior Leaders

8th November 2024
Navigating Executive Transitions: Legal Insights for Senior Leaders As senior executives navigate the complexities of employment transitions, understanding their legal rights and options is crucial. From negotiating severance packages to handling non-compete agreements, the landscape can be daunting. In this article, Executive Law Group shares essential insights on the most common legal challenges faced by […]
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Wrongful Termination Claims for Doctors

8th November 2024
Each day, Doctors deal with obstacles that others do not. Unfortunately, the high-pressure setting sometimes results in unlawful termination. If you are a physician who has been wrongfully terminated, Mizrahi Kroub LLP can help. Let's examine the fundamentals of an unjust firing, as well as some particular situations that may arise for medical professionals. Wrongful termination […]
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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Filing a Work Injury Claim

6th November 2024
Workers’ compensation benefits are designed to help employees cover their medical treatments, lost wages, and other expenses when they sustain injuries in the workplace. Whether the injury was caused by someone else’s negligence or was a complete accident, you are entitled to make the claim. However, you must avoid the following mistakes while filing a […]
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Detecting and Prosecuting Fraudulent Pay Stub Practices in Employment

30th October 2024
Pay stubs are essential in today's workplaces for both companies and workers. They include important details, including payments made, tax responsibilities, withholdings, and payment dates. However, the problem of fraudulent pay stubs is becoming more widespread, and it poses a risk to financial institutions as well as to people and organizations. The organization's stability and […]
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Pizza Shop Owner Sentenced to 8.5 Years for Labor Trafficking

30th October 2024
Pizza Shop Owner Sentenced to 8.5 Years for Labor Trafficking. Stavros Papantoniadis, a 49-year-old owner of Stash’s Pizza from Westwood, Massachusetts, has been sentenced to 8.5 years in federal prison for labor trafficking. Papantoniadis was found guilty of intimidating employees with threats of deportation and using physical violence to maintain control over his workforce at […]
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