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8th Annual Rating Extravaganza: Nailing the Doctor’s Deposition
Workers' Compensation Section
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Taking a doctor’s deposition often strikes fear in the heart of every litigator. The physicians aren’t so keen on them either. In this session, you will learn how to extract the exact information you need to meet your burden of proofin each classic workers’ compensation case. Both applicant and defense attorneys will receive a comprehensive list of “take-aways” to ensure their next doctor’s deposition is a successful one.
1 Legal Specialization in Workers’ Compensation Law
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