Higher Education The Focus Of Fiduciary Risk Litigation
In 2016, the same law firm started twelve different lawsuits against twelve different universities alleging violations of federal retirement law. Schlichter, Bogard, and Denton is often ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
DOT Updates to Post-accident Drug Testing: What to Know
As various parts of the United States federal government move to address the growing opioid crisis, the Department of Transportation has updated its drug testing policies to include a ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
Litigation Of Fiduciary Liability Complaints Against JP Morgan
Litigation related to retirement plans continues to be a major issue facing businesses in the United States. Companies must offer recruits and employees some form of retirement plan in ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
Businesses Need To Be Protected Due To ERISA-Related Risk
As more and more companies face litigation related to their retirement plans, executives naturally wonder how they can best protect themselves and their company from expensive and ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
How Constructive Total Loss Changes Common Practice
An older tractor trailer jackknifes on a federal interstate. A qualified mechanic estimates the cost of repairing the tractor trailer at $17,000. Unfortunately, an appraisal on the market ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
Driver Pay: The Competitive Edge That Trucking Companies Need
The trucking industry is set for a series of big changes over the coming decades. A lot of these changes will come from new technologies and range from more efficient and better equipped ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
Fresh Deliveries With Expired Food Delivery Standards
It is a long spoken truism that industry moves faster than government attempts to regulate it. Congress passed the Food Safety Modernization Act in December 2010 and the President signed it ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
Subcontractors: Workers' Compensation Risks vs Benefits
Waivers of subrogation present interesting issues in most contracts, but they can pose particular problems within the context of worker’s compensation. Companies who are not careful with ... READ MORE
Posted by Jeffrey Forbes
Wage And Hour Claims Can Stack Up Against Employers
Wage and Hour litigation continues to increase across most types of businesses in the United States. The number of cases filed in the US reached an all-time high in 2015. Unsurprisingly, ... READ MORE
Posted by Kevin Forbes