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10th Annual Workers' Compensation Institute: Handling Cases With Complex Issues

You won’t want to miss this terrific annual opportunity to get crucial updates and to learn about the latest developments in workers' compensation practice directly from Commissioners, Arbitrators and experienced workers’ comp attorneys.
Credits: 4 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 2.75 Other PR

10th Annual Workers’ Compensation Institute:

Handling Workers’ Compensation Cases With Complex Issues 

Program Moderator: David M. Barish, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago                             

Opening Remarks
Chairman Michael Brennan, Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago                                  


Workers’ Compensation Caselaw Update 2023
Learn about recent Illinois Appellate Court cases that significantly impact the practice, with important insights for both Petitioner’s and Respondent’s attorneys. 
Arnold G. RubinRubin Law Group, Ltd., Chicago              

 

Choice of Medical

  • Preferred Provider Programs
  • Collective Bargaining Agreement
  • Chain of Referrals
  • Effect of Treating with Doctor Outside Chain of Referrals

Francis J. Lynch, Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, Springfield*
Paul A. Krauter, Evans & Dixon LLC, Chicago**&


How to Prove and Dispute Medical Causation

  • Proving Causation in the Underlying Case (Legal Standard-SISBRO)
  • Does Causation Standard Change in 19(h) Proceeding
  • How Does Vogel Impact Causation
  • Importance of Basing Opinion Upon a Reasonable Degree of Medical and Surgical Certainty-What Does This Mean?

Richard K. Johnson, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago*&
Kisa P. Sthankiya, Rusin & Maciorowski, Chicago**

 

Handling Review Hearings Involving 19(h) and 8(a) Issues: Perspectives from Commissioners and Attorneys
Commissioner Deborah J. BakerIllinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago
Commissioner Kathryn DoerriesIllinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago
John J. Castaneda, Castaneda Law Office, Chicago*
Tammy A. Paquette, Hennessy & Roach, P.C., Chicago**

 

How Do Evidentiary Rulings Impact Appeals?

(0.5 professional responsibility)

  • Harmless Error
  • What Constitutes Reversible Error
  • How to Preserve Objections

Jack Cannon, Shannon Law Group, P.C., Chicago*
Brian KochWiedner & McAuliffe, Chicago**

 

Negotiating Terms of Settlement Contracts in Disputed Cases

(0.75 professional responsibility)

  • Effect of Group Health Payments
  • How to Handle STD and LTD Payments
  • MSA Preparation; Who Has the Right to Prepare; Is it Practical for Petitioner to Prepare

Philip A. BareckKatz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & BertucaChicago*
James Clune, Garofalo, Schreiber, Storm & Grant, Chtd., Chicago**&

 


Tips for Appellate Practice

(0.75 professional responsibility)

Dismissal of Case Actions That May Trigger Legal Malpractice Lawsuits
Justice William E. Holdridge, Third District Appellate Court of Illinois, Peoria
David M. Barish, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago
Arnold G. RubinRubin Law Group, Ltd., Chicago


Arbitrator Management of Difficult Cases
(0.75 professional responsibility)

  • Multiple Witnesses
  • Viewing the Scene
  • Testimony of Expert Witnesses (in person, deposition, video deposition)
  • Lay Witness (deposition, video deposition)

 Arbitrator Kurt Carlson, Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago
 Arbitrator Stephen Friedman, Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago &

 

Medicare Set-Aside Update

  • Must MSAs be Approved by CMS?
  • New Rules for Non-Approved MSAs;
  • How to Protect Employers and Employees in Settlement Contracts.

John V. Cattie, Jr.,  Cattie & Gonzalez, PLLC, Charlotte
Rafael Gonzalez, Cattie & Gonzalez, PLLC, Charlotte

 = IICLE® Publications Author

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10th Annual Workers’ Compensation Institute:

Handling Workers’ Compensation Cases With Complex Issues 

Program Moderator: David M. Barish, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago                             

Opening Remarks
Chairman Michael Brennan, Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago                                  


Workers’ Compensation Caselaw Update 2023
Learn about recent Illinois Appellate Court cases that significantly impact the practice, with important insights for both Petitioner’s and Respondent’s attorneys. 
Arnold G. RubinRubin Law Group, Ltd., Chicago              

 

Choice of Medical

  • Preferred Provider Programs
  • Collective Bargaining Agreement
  • Chain of Referrals
  • Effect of Treating with Doctor Outside Chain of Referrals

Francis J. Lynch, Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, Springfield*
Paul A. Krauter, Evans & Dixon LLC, Chicago**&


How to Prove and Dispute Medical Causation

  • Proving Causation in the Underlying Case (Legal Standard-SISBRO)
  • Does Causation Standard Change in 19(h) Proceeding
  • How Does Vogel Impact Causation
  • Importance of Basing Opinion Upon a Reasonable Degree of Medical and Surgical Certainty-What Does This Mean?

Richard K. Johnson, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago*&
Kisa P. Sthankiya, Rusin & Maciorowski, Chicago**

 

Handling Review Hearings Involving 19(h) and 8(a) Issues: Perspectives from Commissioners and Attorneys
Commissioner Deborah J. BakerIllinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago
Commissioner Kathryn DoerriesIllinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago
John J. Castaneda, Castaneda Law Office, Chicago*
Tammy A. Paquette, Hennessy & Roach, P.C., Chicago**

 

How Do Evidentiary Rulings Impact Appeals?

(0.5 professional responsibility)

  • Harmless Error
  • What Constitutes Reversible Error
  • How to Preserve Objections

Jack Cannon, Shannon Law Group, P.C., Chicago*
Brian KochWiedner & McAuliffe, Chicago**

 

Negotiating Terms of Settlement Contracts in Disputed Cases

(0.75 professional responsibility)

  • Effect of Group Health Payments
  • How to Handle STD and LTD Payments
  • MSA Preparation; Who Has the Right to Prepare; Is it Practical for Petitioner to Prepare

Philip A. BareckKatz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & BertucaChicago*
James Clune, Garofalo, Schreiber, Storm & Grant, Chtd., Chicago**&

 


Tips for Appellate Practice

(0.75 professional responsibility)

Dismissal of Case Actions That May Trigger Legal Malpractice Lawsuits
Justice William E. Holdridge, Third District Appellate Court of Illinois, Peoria
David M. Barish, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago
Arnold G. RubinRubin Law Group, Ltd., Chicago


Arbitrator Management of Difficult Cases
(0.75 professional responsibility)

  • Multiple Witnesses
  • Viewing the Scene
  • Testimony of Expert Witnesses (in person, deposition, video deposition)
  • Lay Witness (deposition, video deposition)

 Arbitrator Kurt Carlson, Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago
 Arbitrator Stephen Friedman, Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, Chicago &

 

Medicare Set-Aside Update

  • Must MSAs be Approved by CMS?
  • New Rules for Non-Approved MSAs;
  • How to Protect Employers and Employees in Settlement Contracts.

John V. Cattie, Jr.,  Cattie & Gonzalez, PLLC, Charlotte
Rafael Gonzalez, Cattie & Gonzalez, PLLC, Charlotte

 = IICLE® Publications Author

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