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: Kentucky Law BlogWORKERS COMP: Florida law limiting attorney fees in Worker Comp. cases to be heard by Fla. Sup. Ct. and may set precedent
By Michael Stevens
Thanks to Lawreader for highlighting this interesting story from Florida regarding the concerns on how state legislation regulating the claimant's attorneys fees but not regulating how much the insurer/employer pays their lawyers in attorneys fees might be violative of equal protection.
?By severely limiting the fees available to a claimant?s counsel ... and imposing no limits on fees paid by an employer/carrier to defend a claim, the statute denies equal protection to injured employees.? (click on headline for rest of story)
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on March 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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