- Posts by Matthew G. Gorski
PartnerMatthew G. Gorski is a fierce advocate for his clients. He values teamwork and, as a result, works closely with his clients to obtain the most beneficial outcome in settlements and at trial.
As a partner in the firm’s Workers ...
A recent decision made by the U.S. Court of Appeals in the Fifth Circuit found that OSHA lacked congressional authorization to regulate mental health in the workplace. While the decision does not change workers' compensation laws or standards for mental injury claims, it raises important questions for employers about how workplace mental health conditions may be evaluated under existing legal frameworks.
A strong workers’ compensation defense strategy begins long before a claim is filed. After all, an unexpected claim can costly regardless of industry. Strategic and proactive measures to prevent accidents coupled with an understanding of how to manage the claims that do arise are indispensable tools for businesses.
In a recent webcast, two of our workers’ compensation attorneys shared their insights and best practices to help employers confidently manage claims and achieve favorable outcomes. Here are three key takeaways from their presentation.
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