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Workers' Compensation Practice 2023 Edition (COMING SOON)

PRE-ORDER Comprehensive guide to workers’ compensation practice in Illinois.
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This handbook is Illinois’ most extensive source of information for dealing with workers’ compensation cases. Whether you represent the employee, the employer, or a subrogated third party, you will find the expert guidance you need for handling nearly every facet of a workers’ compensation matter, including employer-employee problems; what is an accident “arising out of” and “in the course of” employment; procedure, appeals, and special remedies; interim benefits; social security disability offsets; disability evaluation; fatal cases; occupational diseases; third-party recovery and subrogation; the Medicare secondary payer statute; trial preparation from the petitioner’s and respondent’s viewpoint; and retaliatory discharge.

Chapter 1 — Basic Aspects of the Workers’ Compensation Act
Paul A. Krauter, Evans & Dixon, LLC, Chicago

Chapter 2 — Employer-Employee Problems
James R. Clune, Garofalo, Schreiber, Storm & Grant, Chtd., Chicago

Chapter 3 — What Is an Accident? Arising Out Of
Brian A. Rosenblatt and Ryan A. Dezonno, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 4 — What Is an Accident? In the Couse Of
Michael F. Doerries, Wiedner & McAuliffe, Chicago

Chapter 5 — Procedure, Appeals, and Special Remedies
Tracy L. Jones, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

Chapter 6 — Interim Benefits: Temporary Total Disability, Medical, and Rehabilitation
Marcy E. Bennett and Taylar R. Young, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 7 — Social Security Disability Offsets of Workers’ Compensation Benefits

Kristin E. Lechowicz, Kelley Kronenberg, Chicago
Chapter 8 — Disability Evaluation

Richard K. Johnson, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago

Chapter 9 — Fatal Cases
Ann-Louise Kleper, Dworkin & Maciariello, Chicago

Chapter 10 — Occupational Diseases
Kylee J. Jordan, ASA Law Group, Oak Brook, and Brandy L. Johnson, Early & Miranda, P.C., Carbondale

Chapter 11 — Third-Party Recovery and Subrogation
Steven F. Hanagan, Hanagan & McGovern, Mount Vernon

Chapter 12 — Medicare Secondary Payer Statute
Emily J. Schlecte, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 13 — Trial Preparation — Petitioner’s Viewpoint
Tracy Jones and Jason R. Esmond, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

Chapter 14 — Trial Preparation — Respondent’s Viewpoint
John P. Bergin, Bergin Law, P.C., Chicago

Chapter 15 — Workers’ Compensation Retaliatory Discharge
Joseph P. Basile, Chicago


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      This handbook is Illinois’ most extensive source of information for dealing with workers’ compensation cases. Whether you represent the employee, the employer, or a subrogated third party, you will find the expert guidance you need for handling nearly every facet of a workers’ compensation matter, including employer-employee problems; what is an accident “arising out of” and “in the course of” employment; procedure, appeals, and special remedies; interim benefits; social security disability offsets; disability evaluation; fatal cases; occupational diseases; third-party recovery and subrogation; the Medicare secondary payer statute; trial preparation from the petitioner’s and respondent’s viewpoint; and retaliatory discharge.

      Chapter 1 — Basic Aspects of the Workers’ Compensation Act
      Paul A. Krauter, Evans & Dixon, LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 2 — Employer-Employee Problems
      James R. Clune, Garofalo, Schreiber, Storm & Grant, Chtd., Chicago

      Chapter 3 — What Is an Accident? Arising Out Of
      Brian A. Rosenblatt and Ryan A. Dezonno, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 4 — What Is an Accident? In the Couse Of
      Michael F. Doerries, Wiedner & McAuliffe, Chicago

      Chapter 5 — Procedure, Appeals, and Special Remedies
      Tracy L. Jones, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

      Chapter 6 — Interim Benefits: Temporary Total Disability, Medical, and Rehabilitation
      Marcy E. Bennett and Taylar R. Young, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 7 — Social Security Disability Offsets of Workers’ Compensation Benefits

      Kristin E. Lechowicz, Kelley Kronenberg, Chicago
      Chapter 8 — Disability Evaluation

      Richard K. Johnson, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago

      Chapter 9 — Fatal Cases
      Ann-Louise Kleper, Dworkin & Maciariello, Chicago

      Chapter 10 — Occupational Diseases
      Kylee J. Jordan, ASA Law Group, Oak Brook, and Brandy L. Johnson, Early & Miranda, P.C., Carbondale

      Chapter 11 — Third-Party Recovery and Subrogation
      Steven F. Hanagan, Hanagan & McGovern, Mount Vernon

      Chapter 12 — Medicare Secondary Payer Statute
      Emily J. Schlecte, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 13 — Trial Preparation — Petitioner’s Viewpoint
      Tracy Jones and Jason R. Esmond, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

      Chapter 14 — Trial Preparation — Respondent’s Viewpoint
      John P. Bergin, Bergin Law, P.C., Chicago

      Chapter 15 — Workers’ Compensation Retaliatory Discharge
      Joseph P. Basile, Chicago


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