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In Light of Whitmoyer, Have Third Party Settlement Agreements Radically Changed? | Chartwell Law

Since the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision in Whitmoyer v. Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board (Mountain Country Meats), 186 A3d 947 (Pa. 2018), circulated on June 19, 2018 (as you will see, the date matters), an employer s right to subrogation in Third Party Settlement Agreements has drastically changed. Whitmoyer states that an employer may no longer take a credit against payment of future medical expenses, pursuant to Section 319 of the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act (the Act) when there is a balance of recovery remaining after a third party settlement or recovery. Whitmoyer now holds that Section 319 of the Act permits an employer to take a credit for future indemnity benefits

Positive Employer Work Order Versus Positive Employee COVID-19 Test | Chartwell Law

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: It’s the news we have been waiting to hear for months. Operation Warp Speed has successfully accelerated the development and production of COVID-19 vaccines, and while the actual distribution of the vaccine has caused chaos, the fact that a “shot in the arm” may be just around the corner is enough to calm the anxiety of many.     But news of the COVID vaccine distribution has employers faced with several legal questions. Not only are employers wondering whether vaccines can be mandated, but also, what recourse do employers have when an employee refuses to get a vaccine and contracts COVID while at work?  Are these employees entitled to workers’ compensation benefits?

What business and home owners must do to protect themselves and others during the winter months

What business and home owners must do to protect themselves and others during the winter months Tony Georgelis of Georgelis Injury Law Firm, PC spoke with FOX43 about what people must do legally to protect themselves, neighbors, tenants and patrons. Author: Isabel Soisson (FOX43) Updated: 10:30 AM EST February 8, 2021 YORK, Pa. In the United States, nearly 4 million people a year end up in the hospital after slipping and falling, and according to the CDC, 20 thousand people die from these injuries - this risk is especially prevalent in the winter months. On Feb. 8, Tony Georgelis of Georgelis Injury Law Firm, PC spoke with FOX43 about what business owners must do legally to protect themselves, neighbors, tenants and patrons, especially with another winter blast headed the US way.

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