Navigating Privette requires a bit of magic these days

Examining the Privette doctrine in light of recent case law on bringing multi-employer jobsite-injury cases or workers’ comp crossover cases

Ryan Casey
Jordan Phillips

From Issue: 2024 May

Litigating, managing and settling workers’ compensation/third-party crossover cases

Overview of the (sometimes devastating) effect of a WC claim on your recovery in a crossover personal-injury case

Tal Rubin

From Issue: 2023 May

Crossovers between employment law and workers’ compensation cases

How the WC claim may affect the employment-law case, and vice-versa

Jonathan D. Roven

From Issue: 2023 May

Cal/OSHA materials

Know them, get them and use them to establish negligence in your PI case

Mauro Fiore
Yesenia Sanchez-Riewthong

From Issue: 2023 May

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 Ruby
Gissela Arrincon-Tepeli

From Issue: 2022 March

Look to the contract to defeat implied delegation

Do not let Privette’s implied delegation shift the cost of defendant’s harm onto plaintiffs and workers’ compensation carriers

Alan Van Gelder

From Issue: 2023 May

Denied: Closed door or open opportunity?

When the WC carrier denies coverage, here are strategies on using the resultant enhanced discovery to secure both WC coverage and enhance the civil case

Richard C. Alpers

From Issue: 2023 May

Construction-site injuries

A guide to key discovery through voir dire

Dan Kramer
Teresa Johnson
Brandon Salumbides

From Issue: 2023 May

Breaking the bonds of workers’ compensation

Obtaining maximum recovery from third parties for injured workers

Reza Torkzadeh
Allen P. Wilkinson

From Issue: 2022 July