Last Tuesday, the North Carolina Court of Appeals released an unpublished opinion addressing temporary partial disability (TPD) benefits and the Russell v. Lowes Prod. Distribution factors used to help plaintiffs establish disability. The opinion supports the argument that the Russell factors may be inapplicable when a plaintiff is seeking TPD benefits, allowing the Commission to consider other factors in determining eligibility. Additionally, this opinion highlights that plaintiffs can be awarded TPD benefits even if they have not returned to work in a partial capacity. Visit https://bit.ly/3yRMsBa to read more from Chartwell Law's Katie Dunn. #ChartwellLaw #NorthCarolina #workerscompensation #tpd #disability #temporarypartialdisability
Chartwell Law
Law Practice
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 2,785 followers
National presence. Boutique experience.
About us
Chartwell Law is a nationally ranked law firm with over 230 attorneys across more than 30 offices coast-to-coast. We advise and defend multinational corporations, regional organizations, and independent businesses in matters ranging from workers’ compensation and employment law to transportation, insurance coverage, and more. Fostering a collaborative approach to legal services, we maintain a national presence while providing a boutique experience to our clients.
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- Law Practice
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
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- Partnership
- Founded
- 2002
- Specialties
- Admiralty and Maritime, Cargo, Trucking and Logistics, Commercial Litigation, Construction Litigation & Construction Defects, Creditors' Rights, Employment and Labor Law, Large Catastrophic "CAT" Loss, Mediation, Personal Injury Defense, Products Liability, Professional Liability, Transportation, First Party Property Claims, General Liability and Casualty Defense, Product Liability, Insurance Coverage Analysis and Litigation, Real Estate, and Workers' Compensation Defense
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Chartwell Law proudly recognizes and celebrates Women's Equality Day! We honor the progress made in the legal field toward advancing equality for female attorneys and elevating women within our profession. As we reflect on these achievements, we also look forward to the continued advancements that lie ahead. This year’s Women’s Equality Day theme, “One Piece at a Time,” encourages us to cherish the strides we've made while anticipating a brighter future. Marissa J. Huber, Esq., a partner in our New York office, joins us in reflecting on the changes she has witnessed for women in the legal field and her hopes for the future. #ChartwellLaw #Equality #WomensEqualityDay
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Episode 30 of The Chartwell Chronicles is AVAILABLE NOW! Listen today at https://bit.ly/4cEsrf4! During this episode, hosts Colin Davis, Esq. and Brittany Atkinson, Esquire are joined by special guest Graham Newsome from our Atlanta, GA office to discuss a number of labor and employment law updates. Please make sure to like and subscribe to The Chartwell Chronicles wherever podcasts are available and join our hosts as they dive deeper into Chartwell Law's practice areas and jurisdictions. Don't forget to rate and review The Chartwell Chronicles on whichever platform you are listening! #ChartwellLaw #ChartwellChronicles #legalpodcast #employmentlaw #laborlaw
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Chartwell Law welcomes two of our newest associates - Mark and Andrew! Mark A. Simoni joins our New York office with over 15 years of experience and a deep understanding of New York workers' compensation law. Andrew "Drew" Wharton joins our Atlanta office and brings a strong background in general liability and casualty defense and personal injury litigation, with experience spanning various legal disciplines. For more info on Mark and Andrew, please visit our website, using the link https://bit.ly/3wg7qCQ. #ChartwellLaw #NewYork #Atlanta #WorkersCompensation #GeneralLiability #CasualtyDefense #PersonalInjury
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On April 23, 2024, the FTC announced its Final Rule to ban non-compete clauses. The Final Rule was set to become effective September 4, 2024. The Final Rule would prohibit an employer from entering into, or attempting to enter into, a non-compete clause with a “worker” (including, e.g., employees and independent contractors) or representing that a worker is subject to a non-compete clause. There have been numerous challenges to the Final Rule since its issuance in April. To read the full article, please visit our website using the link https://bit.ly/3WZdj6a. Robert Luskin, Robert J. Baker, Graham Newsome, Rett Hixson #ChartwellLaw #FTC #Noncompete #LaborandEmploymentLaw
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Last Week, Chartwell Law's Ft. Myers team showed off their summer spirit by taking over Top Golf!⛳️ On Thursday, some of our favorite Floridians celebrated summer, showing off their swing on the green!🏌️ #ChartwellLaw #Summer #FtMyers #Florida #TeamBonding #Throwback
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The Chartwell team has arrived at the 78th Annual Workers' Comp Inst. Educational Conference! Attorneys Brian Bartley, Megan Dougherty, Sean Crosby, Leslie M. Whitten, Robert J. Baker, Taylor Poncz, Kirstie Hayduk, and our Chief Business Development and Marketing Officer, Cory Weicht had a great first day and look forward to the remainder of the conference. If you are in the Orlando, FL area or attending the conference, please reach out - they would love to connect! #ChartwellLaw #WCI #WorkersCompensationInstitute
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We are proud to announce that several of our talented attorneys have been honored in the 2025 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list! These attorneys have consistently demonstrated outstanding skills, client advocacy, and a deep understanding of the law, setting a high standard within our firm and across the legal profession as a whole. Congratulations to: Lara Ortega Clark - Atlanta, GA Christopher Dunnells - Ridgeland, MS Ryan Hathcock - Atlanta, GA J. Michael Magee, Jr - Deerfield Beach, FL Laura M. - New York, New York Amanda Nardi - Atlanta, GA Robert Noble - Atlanta, GA H. Carton Rogers IV. - Philadelphia, PA Elisha Sullivan - Miami, FL We are thrilled to have such exceptional professionals on our team, whose hard work and dedication continue to enhance the legal services we provide to our clients. Learn more about our attorneys and their exceptional work on our website at https://bit.ly/3YNhVPF. #BestLawyers #OnesToWatch #LegalExcellence #ChartwellLaw
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Chartwell Law is honored to share that several of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in America! This prestigious award highlights their commitment to excellence, outstanding professionalism, and influential impact in their practice areas. These attorneys represent the very best of our profession, consistently setting a high standard and delivering unparalleled service to our clients. Congratulations to: • Robert Luskin - Atlanta, GA | Litigation - Labor and Employment • Sean Carney - Vancouver, WA | Insurance Law • Barrie Beer - Austin, TX | Insurance Law, Litigation - Insurance • Amber R. Dunten - Austin, TX | Litigation - Insurance • Stephanie D'Abarno - Pittsburgh, PA | Workers' Compensation Law - Employers • Andrew Klaber - Pittsburgh, PA | Workers' Compensation Law - Employers • Alan Wolfson - Pittsburgh, PA | Workers' Compensation Law - Employers • Kim Zabroski - Pittsburgh, PA | Workers' Compensation Law - Employers • Sarah Wheeler - Boston, MA | Workers' Compensation Law - Employers We are proud to have such distinguished attorneys leading the way at Chartwell Law. Their achievements further reinforce our firm’s dedication to providing the highest quality legal representation across the nation. Learn more about our attorneys and their exceptional work on our website at https://lnkd.in/eV-yGQ36 #BestLawyers #LegalExcellence #ChartwellLaw #LeadershipInLaw
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Employers have a duty to ensure that their workplaces are not hostile, both in the physical and virtual worlds. We rely on our cell phones for work, organization, planning, communication, learning, and entertainment. Social media, once separate from our professional lives, has become an increasingly significant presence that permeates all facets of our existence. Given this trend, the behavior of employees on social media may become a factor that courts consider when determining whether an employer is liable for creating or permitting a hostile work environment. Such exposure can lead to liability under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. To address this, it is in the best interest of every employer to institute an actionable and enforceable social media policy or code of conduct. To read Jamar Green's full article, please visit the link https://bit.ly/4fPLQwG. #ChartwellLaw #LaborLaw #EmploymentLaw #SocialMedia
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