Insights: Results

Proposed Rules Could Change Medication Options for Injured Workers in North Carolina

by David E. Vtipil

Injured workers in North Carolina would be limited in the amounts of opioids that they could be prescribed under proposed Commission rules.

As Fla. Pushes to Repeal Controversial 'Free Kill' Law, DeSantis Signals Veto

by Bryan Driscoll

The fight to transform state accountability standards may be in trouble

What Evidence Do You Need for a Personal Injury Claim in Nova Scotia?

by Preszler Injury Lawyers

When to Get a Lawyer for Work Injury

by Bryan Driscoll

Understanding your rights and navigating the complexity of workers’ compensation claims.

Confronting the Inevitable

by Theresa Jo Gaffney

It’s never easy to contemplate one’s mortality. Yet end-of-life planning is essential at any age, as I learned all too well when my husband contracted COVID-19 several months into the pandemic. The peace of mind such forethought brings is essential should the worst come to pass.

We're Not in Kansas Anymore

by Paul Hewett

What will family law look like in the “coronaverse” of 2020 and beyond.

J. Thaddeus Eckenrode, St. Louis "Lawyer of the Year" for Medical Malpractice Law – Defendants 2018

by Nicole Ortiz

J. Thaddeus Eckenrode of Eckenrode-Maupin was named 2018 "Lawyer of the Year" for Medical Malpractice Law – Defendants.

How Election Results Will Impact North Carolina Businesses

by Ed Turlington

After a lengthy and contentious campaign, voters have chosen new leaders for our nation and state. Those choices could impact North Carolina businesses in a number of significant ways.

UnitedHealth's Twin Legal Storms

by Bryan Driscoll

ERISA failures and shareholder fallout in the wake of a CEO’s death.

Navigating the New Normal

by Jody E. Briandi

The pandemic has upended many law firms’ internal culture and their lawyers’ work habits, in many ways for the better. As we approach 2022, how can we consolidate those positive effects to transform the practice of law (and our personal lives) for the better?

Owning Bitcoin May Complicate Your Estate Plan and Income Taxes

by Anthony J. Enea

Your cryptocurrency assets could pose problems when it comes to your income and estate taxes.

Treaty Visas: A Good Option for Businesses

by Eric Fleischmann

Business immigration attorneys have a challenging task. Clients, typically large multinationals, have high expectations.

When is a Plum a Potato Chip?

by William T. Burgess

Sharpening business acumen in shifting environments—and reaping the fruits.

Medical Staff Corrective Action: Dabble at Your Own Risk!

by Sarah E. Coyne

Fair Enough: The “Fair Use” Defense to Trademark Infringement

by Maria Crimi Speth and Aaron Haar

There are two arguments for fair use in a trademark infringement case. Here's your guide to understanding both.