Lump Sum Settlements and Workers Compensation Subrogation: Georgia COA Reinforces Burden on Employers and Insurers
Attorney Daniel Richardson dives into the recent Georgia Court of Appeals decision in McLeod v. BITCO Insurance Companies.
McKay v. Inalfa Roof Systems, Inc. et al., and the Fine Tuning of the Rycroft Defense
The Rycroft defense has long been a cornerstone for employers facing workers’ compensation claims involving pre-existing medical conditions. But a recent Georgia Court of Appeals decision in McKay v. Inalfa Roof Systems, Inc. is reshaping how
Major Medicaid Reforms Under the Big, Beautiful Bill: What Long-Term Care Providers Need to Know
Below, we highlight key provisions most relevant to LTC providers, including Medicaid reimbursement, and their implications regarding teh Big, Beautiful Bill Act of 2025.
Navigating Political Discussions in the Workplace: Guidance for Employers and HR Professionals
As employees return to the office in greater numbers, many employers are facing an unexpected challenge: navigating increasingly polarizing political discussions in the workplace. From global conflicts to domestic political unrest, today’s cha
Using the WC-PMT(b) When Claimants Skip Medical Appointments
Injured workers missing medical appointments while continuing to collect TTD benefits can be a major challenge. HBS attorney Daniel Richardson explains how Georgia’s WC-PMT(b) form offers a quicker, more effective remedy than filing a motion t
Decrypting “Crypto” in Arkansas’s Regulatory Landscape
Over the past decade, cryptomining—born of exponential advances in computing power and the market’s demand for a secure, decentralized currency—rapidly evolved from a niche Silicon Valley venture into a global, capital-intensive industry d
UK’s Request for Apple Backdoor Conflicts with CLOUD Act
Sovereignty, Cybersecurity, and Public Safety Collide: Will the UK back off its demand for Apple Cloud backdoor?
California Privacy Agency’s First Enforcement Action Against Honda
On March 12, 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency (“Agency”) announced a settlement with American Honda Motor Company, marking the Agency’s first enforcement under the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA” or “Act). The s
