Products tagged with 'insurance'

This program completes your ENTIRE 6-hour professional responsibility CLE requirement, including new credit requirements for diversity/inclusion and mental health/substance abuse.

The 2019 Annual Workers’ Compensation Institute offers more than 6 hours of training focused on strategies and tactics for the difficult workers' compensation cases.

A comprehensive program with more than 6 hours of training on Illinois workers' compensation practice from experienced attorneys on both sides of each issue, along with insights from Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission officials.

This title is a focused review of the elements and pleadings of insurance litigation causes of action in Illinois.

The authors of the IICLE® Construction Dispute Litigation handbook (2018 edition) instruct on their best advice for resolving disputes involving the multitude of participants and issues in the construction process. Using a complex hypothetical, this course centers on issues unique to construction litigation, including acceleration and delay, commercial defects, disruption/loss of productivity, and construction accidents. In addition, you will learn key strategies for handling insurance issues and special defenses, working with experts/consultants, and recovering damages.

Petitioners’ and Respondents’ attorneys discuss ethical issues that may arise in the representation of workers' compensation clients, including: medical communications; potential conflicts regarding respondent employer vs. respondent insurance company; physician-patient privilege; and the attorney-client relationship.

Learn valuable strategies to implement when your client is involved in a bicycle accident with this explanation of current laws, guidelines, and courtesies related to bicycle use in Illinois. Includes practical advice for completing the Illinois Traffic Crash Report Form (SR 1050).

Learn about important differences between the opinions of federal courts and Illinois courts regarding construction defect coverage; AIA documents requiring insurance; and specific requirements for and ethical dilemmas involving additional insureds.