Workers’ Compensation 2025 | Quirky Issues in Workers’ Comp

This seminar will provide interesting and helpful practice tips for workers' compensation attorneys. From obtaining medical records more efficiently, to filing properly at the Commission, to maximizing the civil recovery in a work comp death case, to dealing with traumatized clients, to the annual mediator requirement for CME, we will cover a variety of interesting and engaging subjects.

Topics & Speakers  

• Filing Tips for the Executive Secretary Office and Claims Department at the Industrial Commission

  • Meredith Henderson, Executive Secretary, NCIC, Raleigh

  • Ashley Moore, Director of Claims, NCIC, Raleigh

• Beyond the Comp Bar: How to Maximize Recovery Against Third Parties for On-The-Job Tragedies

  • Katie Rose Marion, Rose Marion Law Firm LLC, Albuquerque, NM                  

• Obtaining Medical Records via Hi-Tech and Alternative Methods

  • Neal Camak, Lennon Camak & Bertics, LLP, Raleigh

  • Will Snyder, Law Office of James Snyder, Winston-Salem

• Trauma: What It Is and How to Work With Our Clients More Effectively

  • Elizabeth Jernigan Harrison, MDIV, MSW, LCSW, Raleigh

• Current Ethical Considerations in Mediation Practice -- Panel Discussion (approved for 2.0 CME hours)

  • Jacqueline R. Clare, Clare Mediation, Raleigh

  • Tara Kozlowski, Executive Director, NC Dispute Resolution Commission, Raleigh

  • Kevin Howell, Deputy Commissioner, NCIC, Raleigh 

  • Steve Sizemore, Roberts & Stevens P.A., Asheville

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