MKRS Spotlight: H. George Kagan
For this month’s spotlight, we are featuring Senior Equity Partner, H. George Kagan. Get to know George below, and check back next month for our next spotlight! Hometown: Indianapolis (or as […]
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JULY CASE LAW REVIEW
In the July issue of MKRS Law’s Case Law Updates, Florida says bye to Frye and hello to Daubert. Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals
WCEC 2013 in Orlando
The 68th Annual Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference is less than a month away! With the Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference in Orlando just three weeks away, MKRS Law wants to make sure you stay in […]
MKRS Law Joins as Trustee Member of Coral Gables Chamber
As active members of our community, MKRS Law has joined the Coral Gables Chapter of the Chamber of Commerce.
Friends of 440 Scholarship Fund Fun
On Saturday, September 28th, the Friends of 440 will once again be hosting their annual Marlins Baseball Night as the Marlins play the Detroit Tigers. If you’re not familiar with […]
Judge Langham Commemorates MKRS Law’s 55th
This year, MKRS Law celebrated 55 years of service in the legal industry–quite the feat for any law firm this day and age. With new firms popping up every year, […]
How Does DOMA Affect Workers’ Compensation?
How Does DOMA Affect Workers’ Compensation? Today marks a landmark day for same-sex couples as the Supreme Court has released two major decisions expanding gay rights across the country. In a […]
The Economics of Opioids in Workers’ Compensation
Over the weekend, The New York Times shed light on one of the largest growing concerns in the Workers’ Compensation field–opioid costs. It might not be news to some of you, […]
The Men of Steel
MKRS is proud to announce that its Senior Equity Partners were once again named to the “Super Lawyers” list by Florida’s Super Lawyers Magazine. This list represents the top 5 percent […]
We Keep it iOS
iOS7 is slated to released in the fall. What do you think of the face lift? Perhaps an update of the MKRS Law app icon will be in order as […]
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