WCCA 15

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CLAIMS

DISCOVERY AND LITIGATION IN WORKERS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS

WCCA 15 - How It Benefits You

You’ll learn the essentials of discovery and litigation in an insurance setting
and have the confidence to apply strategic concepts to your everyday work.
You’ll understand how the medical-legal process differs for unrepresented employees
versus represented employees and you’ll  gain an understanding of the litigation
process including petitions to the WCAB.

Take this course if you are:

A workers’ compensation claims adjuster.
Medical only claims adjuster
TPA/Self-Insured claims personnel

Key Takeaways:

The Medical-Legal process and controlling Labor Codes.
The medical-legal process for represented employee.
The medical-legal process for non-represented employees.
Expenses an employer is, and is not. obligated to pay.
The litigation process.
The parties and lien claimants who are required to appear at hearings,
Penalties for failure to appear.
How workers’ compensation trials differ from regular civil trials.

Other Topics You'll Learn

Findings and awards including petition for reconsideration and appeal.
The five grounds for a petition.
The process for moving a petition through the WCAB.|
What happens when a dispute moves out of the WCAB.
Time limits, scope, standards, form, and service are covered.

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WCCA 15 Course Overview

Online Semester course

Instructor
Robert Cornelow

Course Type
Semester Course

Location
Online – Webinar

 

Dates & Times
6/6/2023 – 9/5/2023
Tuesdays, 10:00am – 11:00 am PST
No class July 4th

(13 weeks / 13 hours total)

Reserve your spot by enrolling now. Course details will be sent within 14 days of start-date.

 

Course Format
This course is offered in online format.

  • Weekly LIVE webinars
  • Online Dashboard for quizzes.

Price

$479.00 

Click “Enroll” to begin registration.
Several payment options available
including by check.

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