Are you wondering if COVID-19 is compensable under workers’ compensation? With employees returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic, the spread of the disease is expected to increase and brings this question to the forefront. Check out the article below to read more on this topic. Is COVID-19 Compensable Under […]

Mario Errico has joined Carr Allison as an associate in our Jacksonville (FL) office where his practice will focus on personal injury, general litigation and insurance matters.   Mario earned his bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications from the University of Minnesota and his law degree from Florida State University College […]

As a result from the recent coronavirus pandemic, business interruption insurance lawsuits are expected to increase across America. To read more click the link below. Business Interruption Insurance Lawsuits

The United States Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced a major change in employer recording obligations regarding COVID-19. To see what this entails, check out the link below.   OSHA Major Change in Employer Recording Obligations  

Cassandra DeCoste is an associate in Carr Allison’s Tallahassee, Florida office.  Her practice focuses on workers’ compensation, governmental relations and complex litigation.   Cassandra earned her bachelor’s degree in French and Spanish from Florida State University.  She earned her law degree from the Florida State University College of Law where […]

Throughout May, Carr Allison participated in the 5th annual Alabama Legal Food Frenzy which showcases the power lawyers have as they work together toward providing food assistance for fellow Alabamians.   Both the Mobile and Birmingham offices donated to the cause. Out of a statewide participation, the Birmingham location was […]

The United States Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has announced a major change in employer recording obligations regarding COVID-19. Check out the link below to see what this includes. Is COVID-19 Related Under New OSHA Rule

Alabama Governor, Kay Ivey, recently revised the Safer at Home Order that had been in place regarding the reopening of businesses and resumption of activities within the state. To learn more about what this means for you, click the link below. Alabama Continues to Move Towards Reopening

The CDC has recently updated the guidance for employers attempting to shift back to normal business operations. Check out the link below to see what this includes.   CDC Updated Guidance for Businesses and Employers