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Workers' Compensation Institute 2024 - Online On-Demand

Credits: 4.5 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 1.5 Other PR
SKU: P9001-24R
$300.00 or 6.00 credits
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The Workers' Compensation Institute 2024 is an enlightening and practical exploration of handling high stakes claims and navigating the intersection of technology and legal practice. Included are sessions on caselaw updates, proving and defending cases under Section 8(d) 1 v. "Loss of Occupation" under 8(d)2, as well as a discussion on the continuing problem of analyzing medical bills. Enhance your skills, broaden your perspectives, and position yourself at the forefront of workers' compensation law in an evolving legal landscape.

EXPIRES: 3/1/26

The Workers' Compensation Institute 2024 is an enlightening and practical exploration of handling high stakes claims and navigating the intersection of technology and legal practice. Included are sessions on caselaw updates, proving and defending cases under Section 8(d) 1 v. "Loss of Occupation" under 8(d)2, as well as a discussion on the continuing problem of analyzing medical bills. Enhance your skills, broaden your perspectives, and position yourself at the forefront of workers' compensation law in an evolving legal landscape.

EXPIRES: 3/1/26

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Program Date03/07/2024
CategoryWorkers' Compensation
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