You must select a location to proceed.
There was a problem adding this course to your account. Please try again in a few minutes. If the problem persists, you can contact our support department at (877) 880-1335.
Adding Registration, Please wait...
You must be logged in to perform this action.
Log in
Cancel
|
|
2019 Spring Education Conference: Presumptive Injuries for Public Safety Workers
Workers' Compensation Section
|
|
Facebook
LinkedIn
E-Mail
|
California Workers’ Compensation Law provides for a number of presumptions which apply specifically for Safety and Law Enforcement positions. Learn how presumptions afforded to Safety and Law Enforcement officers allow them to gain an evidentiary advantage in proving industrial causation. This program will address which employees and what conditions are covered by the presumptions and how the presumption may be rebutted.
1 Legal Specialization in Workers’ Compensation Law
|
| 1 Participatory MCLE Credits |
|
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
(OnDemand)
2018 Spring Education Conference: Crossover Issues in Returning to Work
(OnDemand)
2018 Spring Education Conference: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Hikida, and Apportionment to the Effects of Medical Treatment
(Self Study Articles)
Establishing Credit Rights from Applicant’s Third-Party Settlement
(OnDemand)
7th Annual Rating Extravaganza: Little Known Labor Code Sections and Cases
(CLEtoGo (Podcasts))
7th Annual Rating Extravaganza: Acing the Doctor’s Deposition
(OnDemand)
Advanced Litigation Boot Camp: The Reality of Mass Workplace Violence Claim
(OnDemand)
2019 Spring Education Conference: Life Post Fitzpatrick, Hikida, Rice and Lindh
(OnDemand)
2019 Spring Education Conference: WCAB Commissioners Update
(OnDemand)
2019 Spring Education Conference: Case Law Update
(OnDemand)
2019 Spring Education Conference: Solving Problems Created by Chronic Pain and Addiction in the Workers’ Comp System
(OnDemand)
Fraud In California Workers’ Compensation System
(OnDemand)
The ABC's of QME's - Making a Record that's Substantial Evidence
|
|
