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Find Solutions & Strategies January 28, 2013 |
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Discovery of Witness Statements
Find out why defendants hold an advantage
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Dear Work Comp Community:
This week's featured article by Mark Kahn, Esq. includes a sneak peek of the Brumm panel decision that will be added to the LexisNexis services.
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Discovery of Witness Statements, by Mark L. Kahn, Esq. A review of the most recent cases on the subject of discovery of witness statements leads to the conclusion that witness statements taken by the attorney, at the attorney's direction, or written by a witness and given to the attorney, are discoverable in workers' compensation proceedings. However, defendants will be able to delay providing the statements until after they take the deposition of the applicant as long as they take the deposition within a reasonable time after receiving notice of the discovery request for the witness statements. In Coito v. State of California...read more. |
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CAAA winter convention |
CAAA 2013 Winter Convention Begins With a Focus on Medical Treatment Control, Expedited Hearings, and MPNs, by David Bryan Leonard, Esq. The 2013 California Applicant's Attorney's Association winter convention commenced January 24, 2013, in San Diego, California. This has been the first large CAAA convention since the implementation of Senate Bill 863. In an ongoing tradition to both educate and recognize past achievement, Marc Marcus, Esq. will be honored with the Eugene Marias award. This award is presented to attorneys who have achieved the highest level of excellence and professionalism in representing injured workers in California. The 2013 convention opened with a discussion moderated by CAAA past president Adam Dombchik, Esq., and panelists A. Keith Lesar, Esq., Thomas Martin, Esq. and Aaron Sussman, Esq. The topic presented was the issue of medical control of the injured worker's treatment in the environment of Medical Provider Networks. Read more. |
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lexisnexis community BLOGS |
Average Weekly Wage Does Not Include Unproved Overtime Pay: January Cal. Comp. Cases Advanced Postings. Lexis.com subscribers can read it.
Depression: The Hidden Cost of Compensable Work Injuries, by LexisNexis Workers' Comp Law Community Staff. Read it.
Workers' Comp Fraud Blotter: Disabled Mail Clerk Sold Avon and Worked Out. Read it and other news items. |
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job postings |
Workers' Compensation Defense Attorneys. Goldman, Magdalin & Krikes, LLP is a well-established firm specializing in the defense of workers' compensation and related matters. With 8 offices serving all venues in California, our attorneys handle full case loads, providing high-quality representation for our clients. We are seeking associate attorneys with 5 years minimum defense experience for our San Luis Obispo and Fresno Offices. Successful candidates will possess strong litigation, verbal and writing skills. Travel to appearances is required. We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, life, STD & LTD insurance, and matching 401k. Please submit your resume with salary history in Word format to Allyson Madson at [email protected]. |
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