covid-19

How is COVID-19 Impacting Social Security Disability Claims?

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted almost every aspect of our lives, from the way we work to the way we purchase our food. At the time of this ... Read more

When Can You Sue Someone for Exposing You to An Illness… Like Covid?

COVID-19 (also known as SARS-CoV-2 or the coronavirus) needs no introduction. Sadly, the virus that first gripped the globe in early 2020 has ... Read more

How Has the Pandemic Changed the Legal Industry?

From airlines to restaurants, the COVID-19 pandemic impacted just about every industry in the United States. More than a year after the ... Read more

When Covid Infections Increased in 2020, So Did Traffic Fatalities

According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, the leading cause of death in recent years for individuals between the age of 1 ... Read more

Florida Passes Business Liability Shield Against COVID-19 Lawsuits

Under “normal” circumstances (“normal” being pre-pandemic), if a person or business caused you to be injured or become ill, you could file a ... Read more

How Indiana’s Occupational Disease Act Applies If You Contract COVID-19 at Work

As restrictions put in place in response to COVID-19 are gradually lifted, more and more Hoosiers will return to work. Though people in Indiana ... Read more

Will My Stimulus Check Affect Social Security & Workers’ Comp?

On January 15, 2020, a Washington state resident became the first person in the United States with a confirmed case of COVID-19. By the end of ... Read more

Should Employers Be Liable for COVID-19 Cases? We Asked Students...

The coronavirus pandemic has raised many unprecedented legal questions, particularly regarding an employer's liability if an employee or customer ... Read more

Essay Contest Winner: Employer Responsibility To Protect Workers From Diseases

Each year since 2017, Enjuris has sponsored a privately-funded scholarship essay contest in which we give a prompt to college students. For ... Read more

A Stay at Home Order Isn’t Martial Law: Governing in a Pandemic

2020 has brought a lot of terms into our everyday vocabularies that most of us likely never even thought about until recently—terms like ... Read more

COVID-19, Return To Work Policy and the Arizona Workplace

How many times have you heard or thought this lately: “We’re living in an unprecedented time.” Probably plenty. Although it’s starting to ... Read more

Can a Prisoner Sue a Jail or Prison for Negligence?

There are more than 2.3 million people incarcerated in the United States. To put this number in perspective, the number of people in jails and ... Read more

Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Work-related Injuries at Home

#WFH It’s more than a hashtag. Working from home is the new way of life for millions of people across the country (thanks, COVID). Whether you’re ... Read more

A Riot Left You With Property Damage. What Now?

2020 has been quite a year. While civil unrest isn’t a new concept in the United States, it has become more prevalent in recent months as a ... Read more

Calling All College Students! Win a $1K Scholarship (Coronavirus Edition)

The cost of higher education in the United States is rising and student debt recently surpassed all other types of household debt except for ... Read more

Can a Resident Who Contracts the Coronavirus Sue a Nursing Home in Florida?

Nursing homes around the country, including those in Florida, have been instructed to ban all outside visitors to combat the spread of COVID-19 ... Read more