Narrowing the Member States’s Discretion under Directive 2004/80/EC On 7 November 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) provided essential clarifications for building a cohesive and protective EU-wide framework for compensating crime victims. This is not the first instance in which the Court has been called upon to address the legislative ambiguities … Read more
Protecting employees as well as the company itself is crucial for general contractors and subcontractors, particularly in a sector more likely to see workplace injuries. Not only is workers’ compensation insurance required in California, but it is also a major component of operational and financial stability. Meanwhile, many contractors may not be aware that their … Read more
In two judgments issued on 25 January, the CJEU addressed questions related to the passengers’ right to claim compensation for a long flight delay. The unusual aspect of both cases is that in neither of them passengers actually experienced the delay, having decided to forego the delayed flight. Unsurprisingly, the CJEU decided in both cases … Read more
It is possible that you will feel overwhelmed while you are checking the many benefits that are available to you after suffering a severe sickness or injury, particularly when you are migrating from workers’ compensation to Social Security Disability Insurance On the other hand, you are extremely likely to become perplexed by the complicated paperwork, … Read more
A spinal cord injury is one of the most severe injuries that a person may endure. It is also one of the easiest injuries to sustain. There is the potential for a person’s life to suffer significant harm. The assistance of experienced spinal cord injury attorneys who specialize in representing individuals who have suffered spinal … Read more
