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There has been a wave of medical marijuana legalization throughout the country in recent years. It is now legal in more than 38 states, including ones where we defend clients in workers’ compensation matters: Delaware, Florida, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Our attorneys are knowledgeable about the medical marijuana laws in these specific states and can provide sound advice on the many issues that arise in the workers’ compensation context. Some of these issues include insurance coverage, payment, the reasonableness and necessity of medical cannabis treatment for work injuries, work injuries that qualify as conditions treatable with medical cannabis, and workplace safety concerns. We are also committed to tracking important trends in medical marijuana law nationally to keep our clients well informed of significant developments and the impact they may have on the practice of workers’ compensation.
For more information, please contact:
Delaware:
Keri L. Morris-Johnston
302.552.4372
klmorris@mdwcg.com
Florida:
Linda Wagner Farrell, Esquire
904.358.4224
lwfarrell@mdwcg.com
New Jersey:
Kristy Olivo Salvitti, Esquire
856.414.6405
kosalvitti@mdwcg.com
New York:
Rachel A. Ramsay-Lowe, Esquire
973.618.4161
ralowe@mdwcg.com
Pennsylvania:
Francis X. Wickersham, Esquire
610.354.8263
fxwickersham@mdwcg.com
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