The Year In Review – Top Fire Law Stories for 2015
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It’s time to review the top Fire Law stories for 2015. There is no easy way to determine which stories were the most important this past year, but Facebook gives us three pieces of information that offers some insights into which stories Fire Law readers think are most important based on three things: people reached, shares and likes.
The first top 20 is listed on the basis of “people reached”. It’s a statistic that Facebook provides to indicate just how many different folks saw a posting. It is not a measure of how many people clicked through to read the entire story, nor how many people liked or shared a particular story – although both liking and sharing stories tend to increase the “reach” numbers.
In terms of people reached here are the top 20 stories for 2015!!!
- Wrongful Death Suit filed in Detroit Failure To Act Case
- Chicago Smartphone Overtime Case Shows Wisdom of Following The Policy
- San Diego Firefighter Loses Off Duty Drinking Appeal
- Department Liability For an Unqualified Chief
- RI Supreme Court Finds the Loophole They Were Looking For – Welcome to the Dark Ages of Collective Bargaining
- Charleston Firefighters Prevail in Overtime Dispute
- LODD Widow Claims Georgia Fire Chief Responsible for Wrongful Death
- Intoxication, Reports, Facts And Conclusions
- Facebook Claims Another Victim
- Headlines Versus Reality: A Tale of Two Cities
- Emergency Scene Photos and Expectation of Privacy in Gated Communities
- 11th Circuit Rules Florida Assistant Chief Has No First Amendment Protection
- Providence Firefighters Sue to Stop Increased Hours
- Horseplay Leads To Lawsuit in Kentucky
- Florida County Contemplates Suing Departed Firefighter for Cost of Training
- Two Oregon Firefighters Charged With Computer Crimes
- FLSA Suit Against Ambulance Provider Has Alabama Fire Department Concerned
- Chief Cochran’s Suit Survives Motion to Dismiss
- Jacksonville Investigating Offensive Computer Photo
- NJ Lieutenant Suing Fire Chief For Harassment and Defamation
As for the top 20 as measured via Facebook Shares:
- Charleston Firefighters Prevail in Overtime Dispute
- RI Supreme Court Finds the Loophole They Were Looking For – Welcome to the Dark Ages of Collective Bargaining
- Headlines Versus Reality: A Tale of Two Cities
- Department Liability For an Unqualified Chief
- Intoxication, Reports, Facts And Conclusions
- LODD Widow Claims Georgia Fire Chief Responsible for Wrongful Death
- Providence Firefighters Sue to Stop Increased Hours
- Wrongful Death Suit filed in Detroit Failure To Act Case
- San Diego Firefighter Loses Off Duty Drinking Appeal
- Emergency Scene Photos and Expectation of Privacy in Gated Communities
- Chicago Smartphone Overtime Case Shows Wisdom of Following The Policy
- Florida County Contemplates Suing Departed Firefighter for Cost of Training
- Facebook Claims Another Victim
- Horseplay Leads To Lawsuit in Kentucky
- Two Oregon Firefighters Charged With Computer Crimes
- 11th Circuit Rules Florida Assistant Chief Has No First Amendment Protection
- FLSA Suit Against Ambulance Provider Has Alabama Fire Department Concerned
- Chief Cochran’s Suit Survives Motion to Dismiss
- Deaths of Two Children in Fire Leads to Riots in India
- Indiana Firefighter Gets Reprieve from Retire or Relinquish Elected Office Dilemma
And lastly here are the to 20 stories as measured by Likes
- San Diego Firefighter Loses Off Duty Drinking Appeal
- Department Liability For an Unqualified Chief
- 11th Circuit Rules Florida Assistant Chief Has No First Amendment Protection
- Providence Firefighters Sue to Stop Increased Hours
- Chief Cochran’s Suit Survives Motion to Dismiss
- LODD Widow Claims Georgia Fire Chief Responsible for Wrongful Death
- Charleston Firefighters Prevail in Overtime Dispute
- Wrongful Death Suit filed in Detroit Failure To Act Case
- RI Supreme Court Finds the Loophole They Were Looking For – Welcome to the Dark Ages of Collective Bargaining
- Chicago Smartphone Overtime Case Shows Wisdom of Following The Policy
- Facebook Claims Another Victim
- Intoxication, Reports, Facts And Conclusions
- Emergency Scene Photos and Expectation of Privacy in Gated Communities
- NJ Lieutenant Suing Fire Chief For Harassment and Defamation
- Indiana Firefighter Gets Reprieve from Retire or Relinquish Elected Office Dilemma
- Headlines Versus Reality: A Tale of Two Cities
- Florida County Contemplates Suing Departed Firefighter for Cost of Training
- Jacksonville Investigating Offensive Computer Photo
- Deaths of Two Children in Fire Leads to Riots in India
- FLSA Suit Against Ambulance Provider Has Alabama Fire Department Concerned
My very best wishes for a happy, safe and productive New Year for all!!!
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