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Briefly Speaking October 2024

Editor: Felicia Wymer, Partner, Pensacola Office Author: Travis Coleman, Junior Partner, Tampa Office Author: Libby Nelson, Associate, Orlando Office Beaubrun v. American Airlines Inc., Sedgwick CMS JCC Jacobs:   Miami...

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Morgan's Tips of the Week

Morgan’s Tip of the Week- Medical Marijuana changes

Greetings, there was a recent case regarding the FL WC intoxication defense and medical marijuana,  Orlando World Center Marriott v. Gonzalez Chanza, (PCA) 1D0023-1079 (Fla. 1st DCA 2024), OJCC 22-013883NPP. The JCC found that the claimant’s use of legally obtained...

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Eraclides Gelman New Partner- Kristofer Vander Pyl

Please join us in congratulating Kristofer Vander Pyl of the Orlando Office on becoming a Partner in the firm.   Kris has done an excellent job for his clients, and has achieved great results on their claims. Congratulations Kris! Please join us in congratulating...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- Impact of the storms on benefits

Greetings,  I certainly hope everyone made it through both Helene and Milton safely.  Enough already with the hurricanes. I have been getting a lot of questions about the impact of the storms on certain benefits, so I thought I would share.  Of...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week- Avoiding Atty Fees on AWW

We are pretty good at finding out the fringe costs when we find out the claimant is terminated, but sometimes their health insurance ends without their employment ending.   The claimant’s health insurance premium is usually payroll deducted, and if they are out on...

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Briefly Speaking September 2024

Editor: Felicia Wymer, Partner, Pensacola Office Author: Travis Coleman, Junior Partner, Tampa Office Author: Libby Nelson, Associate, Orlando Office Maria Ferrer Carrasco v. The School Board of Palm Beach County/Davies Claims North America, Inc. JCC Anderson: West...

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Morgan’s Tip of the Week-Post-MMI treatment/annual visits

Greetings, After a claimant has reached Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI), they can continue to treat in Florida until or unless one of a few things happens: The authorized doctor states the accident does not remain the major contributing cause (MCC) of the need...

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