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Briefly Speaking- Case Law Updates August 2026 8.26.2026

Briefly Speaking- Case Law Updates August 2026 8.26.2026

by Leslie Walsh | Aug 26, 2026 | News

Editor: Felicia Wymer, Partner, Pensacola Office Author: Travis Coleman, Partner, Tampa Office Author: Katie Valley, Associate, Jacksonville Office Kristen Bell vs. Palm Beach County School District/Davies Claims North America JCC Hedler: Tampa...
Morgan’s Tip of the Week- MCC not always needed for diagnostic testing 8/19/2026

Morgan’s Tip of the Week- MCC not always needed for diagnostic testing 8/19/2026

by Leslie Walsh | Aug 19, 2026 | News

Greetings, nothing frustrates an adjuster more than when it appears a new and unrelated body parts is getting added to a claim.   You have a compensable wrist injury, and then you get a request for cervical MRI, or you have a foot injury and the doctor asks...
Morgan’s Tip of the Week- MCC not always needed for diagnostic testing 8/19/2026

Morgan’s Tip of the Week- Concurrent earnings/AWW challenges 8/13/2026

by Leslie Walsh | Aug 13, 2026 | News

Greetings, according to the U.S. Dept of Labor, approximately 5% of Floridians have a 2nd job.  There are some nuances and challenges to calculating a claimant’s Average Weekly Wage and TPD when there is concurrent employment.  The 2nd job must be covered...
Briefly Speaking- Case Law Updates July 2026 8.3.2026

Briefly Speaking- Case Law Updates July 2026 8.3.2026

by Leslie Walsh | Aug 3, 2026 | News

Editor: Felicia Wymer, Partner, Pensacola Office Author: Travis Coleman, Partner, Tampa Office Author: Katie Valley, Associate, Jacksonville Office Dino Castronova v. Ajax Building Corporation/Arch Insurance & Gallagher Bassett JCC Clark:   Ft. Myers...
Morgan’s Tip of the Week- MCC not always needed for diagnostic testing 8/19/2026

Morgan’s Tip of the Week – SOL and claims handling 7.28.2026

by Leslie Walsh | Jul 28, 2026 | News

Greetings, since the 1st DCA’s  Estes decision, I am getting a lot of questions about how to handle situations involving the Statute of Limitations.  (Hope you can join us in Tampa on Friday (7/31) for our 11th annual CEU/Dinner event, we have over 200...
JOHN’S GA TIP OF THE WEEK: How to Suspend TTD Benefits When the Claimant Voluntarily Returns to Light Duty (very rare) 7.27.2026

JOHN’S GA TIP OF THE WEEK: How to Suspend TTD Benefits When the Claimant Voluntarily Returns to Light Duty (very rare) 7.27.2026

by Leslie Walsh | Jul 27, 2026 | News

Happy Friday Team! This week’s tip is by special request and covers How to Suspend TTD Benefits When the Claimant Voluntarily Returns to Light Duty (very rare): More often than not, indemnity benefits are suspended because the authorized treating physician released...
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