Fire Law Roundup for December 18, 2023

In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for December 18, 2023, Brad and Curt discuss a dispute between volunteer fire companies in New Jersey; a decision by the California Court of Appeals ruling that a critically injured San Francisco firefighter cannot sue the transit authority or bus driver who caused his injuries because they both work for the city; an appellate decision out of Louisiana upholding the denial of a promotion; a ruling out of New York that a firefighter who resigned cannot later sue and challenge the reason he would have been terminated; a wrongful termination suit brought by a California fire chief; and an Iowa fire department that found itself at the center of a dispute over whether a nativity scene violated the First Amendment’s establishment of a religion clause.

Neighborhood Fire Contract Wars

Neighborhood Fire Contract Wars

Workers Comp Bars Recovery By Injured San Francisco Firefighter

Workers Comp Bars Recovery By Injured San Francisco Firefighter

Louisiana Appeals Court Upholds Denial of Promotion

Louisiana Appeals Court Upholds Denial of Promotion

NY Court Rules That Resignation Terminates Firefighter’s Ability to Appeal Termination

NY Court Rules That Resignation Terminates Firefighter’s Ability to Appeal Termination

Terminated California Fire Chief Sues City

Terminated California Fire Chief Sues City

Iowa Fire Department at Center of Nativity Scene Controversy

Iowa Fire Department at Center of Nativity Scene Controversy