Employment Law

Understanding Second Injury Fund in Workers Compensation
Learn about Second Injury Fund, a state-established resource aiding partially disabled employees who sustain subsequent injuries, promoting hiring of handicapped or disabled workers.
Vesting in Life Insurance: Understanding Your Rights to Employer-Contributed Benefits
Learn about vesting in life insurance, how it secures your right to benefits from employer contributions, and why you don't need to remain employed to retain these benefits.
Temporary Partial Disability in Health Insurance and Workers Compensation
Learn about temporary partial disability, a short-term circumstance where an individual is temporarily unable to perform their usual duties but can work in some capacity until full recovery.
Respondeat Superior: Employer Liability for Employee Actions
Understand the legal doctrine of respondeat superior, which holds employers liable for the wrongful acts of their employees. Learn the implications and applications in the workplace.
Understanding Statewide Average Weekly Wage in Workers Compensation
Discover how the statewide average weekly wage impacts workers compensation. Learn why it is updated regularly and how it helps to determine benefit amounts.
Understanding Temporary Total Disability in Health Insurance and Workers Compensation
Learn about Temporary Total Disability (TTD), a condition where an employee is expected to fully recover from a disability but cannot work during the recovery period. Explore its implications in Health Insurance and Workers Compensation.
Master Servant Rule: Legal Definition and Employer Responsibilities
Understand the Master Servant Rule in legal terminology, which states that employers are responsible for the public protection from their employees' actions and can be held liable for torts committed by their employees.