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Fire Law Roundup for May 5, 2025
In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for May 5, 2025, Brad and Curt discuss the indictment of an Ohio…
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Minnesota Two-Hatter Prevails in Disability Claim
When a firefighter works full-time for one department, and part-time for a second department, can the full-time department be financially…
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Fire Law Roundup for June 5, 2023
In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for June 6, 2023, Brad and Curt discuss a suit filed by DC…
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Disabled Georgia Fire Lieutenant Claims City Wrongfully Changed Pension Laws To Limit Her Benefits
A Georgia fire lieutenant who was injured in the line of duty, has filed suit claiming her employer defrauded her…
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Retired NY Assistant Chief Sued For Wage Overpayment
The City of Yonkers has filed suit against a retired Assistant Chief claiming it overpaid him by more than $300,000,…
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Chattanooga Retirees Lose Pension Reform Challenge
The US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against retired Chattanooga firefighters who sought to block the city’s pension…
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Court Rules Disabled Missouri Firefighter Entitled to Reduced Benefits
A Jasper County Circuit Court has ruled that a disabled Missouri firefighter is entitled to a pension that is only…
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6th Circuit Rules Against Retired Kentucky Firefighters on COLA Battle
The 6th Circuit has ruled against a retired firefighter and a retired police officer from Lexington, Kentucky who sought to…
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Tampa Ordered to Pay $1 Million in 13th Check Pension Case
The City of Tampa has been ordered to pay $1 million in costs in a class action lawsuit filed by…
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Tennessee Retirees Challenge Reduction in Cola
Two retired Chattanooga firefighters have filed a class action suit claiming the city’s attempt to cut their pensions is illegal.…
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EEOC Settles Another NY LOSAP Age Discrimination Suit
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has announced the settlement of yet another age-discrimination lawsuit against volunteer fire departments…
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Retired Pittsburgh Captain Settles First Amendment Case
The strange case involving retired Pittsburgh fire captain David Cerminara appears to have come to a close. Captain Cerminara filed…
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