The live 10th Annual Advanced Worker's Compensation Symposium, on Feb. 4 in Waukesha, from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., features doctors and lawyers examining medical issues seen in worker's compensation cases. Tackling four topics, each presentation will focus on a class of injury and highlight effective techniques for addressing these injuries.
January 2005
Lawyers and doctors tackle tough issues at CLE Seminars Annual
Worker's Compensation Symposium
The live 10th Annual
Advanced Worker's Compensation Symposium, on Feb. 4 in Waukesha,
from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., features doctors and lawyers examining
medical issues seen in worker's compensation cases. Tackling four
topics, each presentation will focus on a class of injury and highlight
effective techniques for addressing these injuries. You will learn how
to use a doctor's medical expertise to prepare for questions on
work-relatedness, causation, and how to rate permanent partial
disability in Wisconsin.
Topics include:
- complex regional pain syndrome;
- new surgical techniques for spinal fusion;
- permanent disability and permanent physical restrictions; and
- new methods for assessing hearing loss permanent partial
disability.
The video seminar also is scheduled for March 1 at statewide
locations. Tuition is $169. The half-day program has been submitted for
up to 4.5 CLE credits, does not qualify for EPR credits, and will
submitted for Minnesota CLE credits.
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