Appellate Reports Privette: The Supreme Court clarifies and narrows its exceptions Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2021 October
Lien management when there is both a workers’ comp and civil case When a third-party tortfeasor action is coupled with a workers’ comp case, the complexity and dynamics of handling the lien can change dramatically Brian S. Letofsky From Issue: 2019 November
How to maximize your client’s recovery in a workers’ compensation credit hearing Proving employer fault for the injury can offset the WC credit against your recovery – and you can be paid for your work as an expert witness on damages Eustace de Saint PhalleAndrew Clay From Issue: 2018 September
Non-delegable duties in workplace injuries Identifying and proving that a property owner had a non-delegable duty may give rise to your civil lawsuit Loren Schwartz From Issue: 2019 April
Exclusive remedy? Not today! Unlicensed contractors and their workers – an exception to the exclusive- remedy rule. A look at how it applies to both businesses and homeowners Spencer LucasNadine Ninva Khedry From Issue: 2020 October
Workers’ compensation liens and credit issues When there is a third-party settlement in addition to WC benefits, the complexity comes in layers Adam J. Savin From Issue: 2019 March
The unique inequity of Privette and its progeny in wrongful-death cases A new take on challenging Privette and securing its reversal by the California Supreme Court Janet R. GusdorffDavid H. GreenbergEmily Ruby From Issue: 2021 April
An update on the Privette Doctrine Analyzing two recent California Supreme Court cases on this doctrine at the intersection of Workers’ Comp vs. third-party liability Emily RubyGissela Arrincon-Tepeli From Issue: 2022 March
