Mosher v Whole Foods Market Inc (2024) cited as precedent Rodriguez v Hirschbach Motor Lines (2005). This is a case Tony Brock appealed and won at the Nebraska Supreme Court in 2005. One of the important issues in both Workers' Compensation cases are whether a...
Click here to read more about the 'nuclear verdict' involving Schneider National.
The most basic question a client can as us is: What is workers' compensation? Workers' Compensation is a form of insurance providing wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured in the course of employment. If a worker is injured, contracts a disease or...
What should have just been a normal bus ride for this client turned into a nightmare as he was targeted by a disgruntled bus driver. After arguing on the bus, the bus driver and passenger disembarked, and the bus driver shot him in the arm. The internal damage caused...
Some motorcycle riders in Nebraska believe that riding in winter is not an option, and they cover their bikes with tarps and put them in hibernation until the first signs of spring. However, you might have different ideas because, with the proper kit and some common...
The fall season presents many unique hazards that truck drivers should be on the lookout for. Recognize the Hazards: Environment: Fall brings slippery road conditions due to rain, fog, early frosts, and leaves on the roadway. Equipment: Equipment deficiencies, such as...
The back-to-school season is in full swing. If you are a parent, then you probably also double as your child's chauffeur. Between driving your kids to school, playdates and extracurricular activities, you may as well open your own driving service. But even if you...
The end of August brings thousands of students throughout Nebraska back to school. Newly licensed drivers, bus drivers and mothers and fathers dropping children off bring hectic situations to the roadway. As Nebraska's construction season comes to close, the...
Safety Belt Use Though it is required by law, it can't be said enough – buckle up. In a frontal collisions occurring at 30 mph, an unbelted person continues to move forward at 30 mph. When they hit the windshield, it is at the same velocity a person falling from the...
Aggressive driving puts you and others at risk of serious injury or death. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), aggressive driving occurs when an individual commits a combination of moving traffic offenses that endangers other...
