8 ELPO Law Attorneys Named 2021 Super Lawyers; 1 Named Rising Star Read More
8 ELPO Law Attorneys Named 2021 Super Lawyers; 1 Named Rising Star Read More
Super Lawyers honors six from ELPO Read More
Kurt Maier to attend The National Trial Lawyers Summit Read More
Kurt Maier to attend National Trial Lawyers Summit Read More
Super Lawyers honors six from ELPO Read More
Kurt Maier selected for Best Attorneys of America Read More
Kurt Maier heads to American Association for Justice winter conference Read More
By Kurt Maier, Attorney English, Lucas, Priest and Owsley, LLPMany people drive a company car as part of their work. If you drive often, chances are, at some point, you’ll be involved in some kind of vehicle accident.After you’ve made sure you’re not injured and that everyone else involved is OK, too, one of the first things that might come to mind is whether or not you’ll be liable for the damage caused by the accident. If you’re driving your employer’s vehicle with your employer’s permission, you are not liable in most circumstances for a work-related vehicle accident.I address this very topic in a recent video I created. You can watch it here: Read More
Super Lawyers honors six attorneys from ELPO Read More
Bob Young joins National Trial Lawyers: Top 100 Read More