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On this edition, Lex Larson, president of Employment Law Research Incorporated and the author of five Matthew Bender treatises helps commemorate the 125th anniversary of Matthew Bender by discussing his experiences writing the treatises over the years...

LexisNexis has partnered with the National Workers' Compensation & Disability Conference ® ! Join your fellow LexisNexis Workers' Compensation Law Community members at this year’s National Workers' Compensation & Disability...

Suin' Around This song has more than you ever wanted to know about the intentional tort exception to the principle of workers' compensation exclusivity. Credits: Lyrics: Lex Larson. Vocals, guitar (Martin D-18 1995): Lex Larson. Bass (Kay...

On this edition, Lex Larson, president of Employment Law Research Incorporated and the author of five Matthew Bender treatises helps commemorate the 125th anniversary of Matthew Bender by discussing his experiences writing the treatises over the years...

(Lyrics and Performance by Lex Larson) This moving ballad is inspired by an actual case: Gyarmati v. George E. Fern Co., 2002 Ohio 4323 (Ct. App. 2002) .* Set to one of the many versions of the traditional song “Red Rocking Chair,” the...

Industrial Commission Fight Song This song has everything you will ever need to know about the history of workers' compensation. Credits: Lyrics by Lex Larson. Vocals, banjo: Lex Larson. Drums, Euphonium, Backup Vocals: Todd Gambling. Guitar...

OSHA Man Blues With music in traditional 12-bar blues, Lex Larson and his band present the "OSHA Man Blues". Credits: Vocal, bass: Lex Larson . Lead guitar: Ken Larson . Percussion, guitar: Todd Gambling. Legal disclaimer: The views expressed...

This song brings into play the “Odd Lot Doctrine,” which, as many of you already know, is a widely accepted principle of workers’ compensation law. According to this doctrine, if you are so odd that no one will give you a job, then you...

By Stuart D. Colburn and Albert Betts, Jr. Cotton, cattle and oil were the primary economic engines when Texas first adopted workers’ compensation. In the 100+ years since, the economy and workers’ compensation laws have changed dramatically...

LexisNexis Matthew Bender & Company is celebrating its 125 th anniversary. In a podcast, Lex Larson, president of Employment Law Research Incorporated and the author of five Matthew Bender treatises, helps commemorate the anniversary by discussing...

On this edition, Lex Larson, president of Employment Law Research Incorporated and the author of five Matthew Bender treatises helps commemorate the 125th anniversary of Matthew Bender by discussing his experiences writing the treatises over the years...

LexisNexis has partnered with the National Workers' Compensation & Disability Conference ® ! Join your fellow LexisNexis Workers' Compensation Law Community members at this year’s National Workers' Compensation & Disability...

Workers’ compensation was the first social reform in America. It was borne out of human suffering and pain and transformed into a beacon of hope and cooperation. The “Great Compromise” was built not only on the backs of American workers...

By Alan Pierce The year 1911 saw the enactment of this country’s first state-based Workers’ Compensation laws. The effects of the Industrial Revolution begun some decades earlier made it necessary to change the way the costs associated...

By Alan Pierce The year 1911 saw the enactment of this country’s first state-based Workers’ Compensation laws. The effects of the Industrial Revolution begun some decades earlier made it necessary to change the way the costs associated...