History of Workers’ Compensation, Part III, Emergence of the Modern-Day System
This is the final piece of a three-part series surveying the history of workers’ compensation. Prior to 1911, an individual… Read More
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Personnel Files in Colorado: Who owns the file and what privacy interests are involved?
This is a question that I repeatedly see throughout the year and it comes in a variety of contexts. Often… Read More
The History of Workers’ Compensation Part II: The Rise of Workers’ Compensation Coverage
This second segment, of the three part series on the history of workers’ compensation law, briefly summarizes how the industrial… Read More
Overview of General Liability, Workers’ Compensation, and Employment Law Issues in K-12 Educational Institutions
This article, written by Of Counsel Frank Cavanaugh and Associate Jenna Zerylnick, examines tort liability, workers’ compensation, and employment law issues… Read More
The Ongoing Dilemma of Intermittent FMLA Leave
Intermittent FMLA leave is a giant thorn in the side of human resource professionals across the country. The struggle is… Read More
History of Workers’ Compensation Law: Part 1, Ancient Beginnings
The modern day workers’ compensation system has a long, and often dark, history. The concept of an individual’s right to… Read More
THIRD-PARTY RECOVERY (2 – 4 – 6 – 8 Let’s Go Subrogate!)
As you are probably aware, the Colorado Workers’ Compensation Act has a statute giving a subrogation right to the payer… Read More