Dave wrote an interesting article in the today’s law journal. I would pay close attention to his observations about the new fee schedule. Also, while I have not blogged about the new fee schedule, I would HIGHLY recommend that you: i) purchase the new fee schedule; ii) hold it side by side to the current fee schedule; and iii) think about some of the changes that have been made. There is a lot going on, and if you are not on top of some of the changes and the interelationship between no-fault and what is happening on the workers compensation side of the coin, then I can honestly say that you are not representing your client well. I mean that by the way.
Also, if Dave Barshay writes something, you should read it simply because you will probably see the arguments raised a whole host of times in various briefs, memos of law, moving, answering papers and in decisions from the courts.
One Response
J.T.
Jesus what fee schedule? There are two of them now? What does Worker’s Comp have to do with No Fault.
J.T. I can honestly say that I am not representing my clients well.
I am going to read that article. Purchase both fee schedules. Hold them side by side. And think. Can I think of Beyonce?