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October 2011
2011 Annual Fall Workers' Compensation - Course Materials
Program Highlights
- What's Going on at the Division?
- New Legislation
- Changes at the OAC
- New Case Decisions from the Industrial Claim Appeals Office, the Colorado Court of Appeals, and the Colorado Supreme Court
- The Use of Spinal Cord Stimulators in Workers' Compensation Cases: When is It a Good Idea and When Isn't It? Difficulties in Getting Approval and Other Issues
- Ethics: The Basics of Advocacy Practice and Litigation Preparation-When Can You Talk with the Adjuster? Subpoenas; Interviewing Witnesses; Making Witnesses Available; Investigation and Subrogation; Third Parties
- Privilege Logs
… and more!
Program Description
This year's Planning Committee brings you a fresh program with the perfect balance of claimant and respondent perspectives on practical topics directly applicable to your practice
- Get the inside track on what's happening at the Division, and OAC, the legislature and the courts.
- Hear a nationally-known physician discuss the state-of-the-art medical issue of spinal stimulation.
- Draw the ethical line between being an advocate and being annoying
- Write a privilege log: How to Write One; Discovery Disputes; When Does Privilege Attach?
Find out why past participants describe this program as “comprehensive,” “excellent” and “very well planned and carried out!”
Topics
What's Going on at the Division?
Presented by Paul Tauriello, Director
New Legislation
Claimant Perspective
Presented by Janet Frickey, Esq.
Respondent's Perspective
Presented by Douglas J. Kotarek, Esq.
Changes at the OAC
Presented by Matthew Azer, Director, Office of Administrative Courts
New Case Decisions from the Industrial Claim Appeals Office, the Colorado Court of Appeals, and the Colorado Supreme Court
Claimant Perspective
Presented by Amy Brewer, Esq.
Respondent Perspective
Presented by Patricia Clisham, Esq.
The Use of Spinal Cord Stimulators in Workers' Compensation Cases: When is It a Good Idea and When Isn't It? Difficulties in Getting Approval and Other Issues
Presented by Giancarlo Barolat, MD
Ethics
The Basics of Advocacy Practice and Litigation Preparation-When Can You Talk with the Adjuster? Subpoenas; Interviewing Witnesses; Making Witnesses Available; Investigation and Subrogation; Third Parties
Claimant Perspective
Presented by Jordan Levine, Esq.
Respondent Perspective
Presented by Katherine H. Mackey, Esq.
Privilege Logs
How to Write One; Discovery Disputes; When Does Privilege Attach?
Claimant Perspective
Presented by Jennifer Bisset, Esq.
Respondent Perspective
Presented by Thomas Kanan, Jr., Esq.
Program Chair and Moderator
*Patricia Clisham, Esq.
Clisham, Satriana & Biscan, LLC
Denver, CO
Robert Erickson, Esq.
Pinnacol Assurance
Denver, CO
*Janet L. Frickey, Esq.
The Frickey Law Firm
Lakewood, CO 80214
Lakewood, CO 80214
Tama Levine, Esq.
Blackman & Levine, LLC
Denver, CO
Peter H. McGuire, Esq.
Sullivan, Sullivan and McGuire
Denver, CO
Moderator
Clifford Eley, Esq.
Eley Law Firm
Denver, CO
Faculty
Matthew Azer, Director
Office of Administrative Courts
Denver, CO
Giancarlo Barolat, MD
Barolat Neuroscience
Denver, CO
Jennifer Bisset, Esq.
Law Firm of Jennifer E. Bisset
Denver, CO
Amy Brewer, Esq.
Brewer Law Offices, PC
Breckenridge, CO
Thomas Kanan, Jr., Esq.
Denver, CO
Denver, CO
Douglas J. Kotarek, Esq.
Hall & Evans, LLC
Denver, CO
Jordan Levine, Esq.
Anderson Hemmat & Levine, LLC
Denver, CO
Katherine H. Mackey, Esq.
Ruegsegger Simons Smith & Stern, LLC
Denver, CO
Denver, CO
Paul Tauriello, Director
Colorado Division of Workers Compensation
Denver, CO
*Also on faculty
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $125.00 USD
- Member Price $95.00 USD
- General Credits
- Ethics Credits
- EDI Credits