Jennifer Morris Jones, a Partner at Cranfill Sumner LLP (CSH Law), has been appointed to serve on the N.C. Workers’ Compensation Law Specialty Committee. She will serve a three-year term on the committee beginning March 2020.
An article written by Scott Fuller, an attorney at Cranfill Sumner LLP, was featured on WorkCompCentral on March 18. In “Comp Coverage for Coronavirus Questionable in Tar Heel State,” Fuller discusses a blog post he authored about the impact of novel coronavirus on workers’ compensation in North Carolina.
Cranfill Sumner LLP (CSH Law) today announced that Jordan Bernstein has joined its Charlotte office as an associate attorney. She will focus her practice primarily in the area of Workers’ Compensation.
Dawn Lane, an attorney at Cranfill Sumner & Hartog LLP (CSH Law), was a co-presenter at the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA) Workers’ Compensation Law Section meeting on Dec. 4. The event was held at the NCBA Bar Center in Cary.
Zack Anstett, an attorney with Cranfill Sumner LLP (CSH Law), was recently appointed to serve as the Online Community Page and Social Media Chair for DRI’s Workers’ Compensation Committee. Zack’s term started in November and continues until October 2021.
Zack Anstett, an attorney based in the Raleigh office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, is featured in the latest edition of the Compensation Courier, a publication of DRI’s Workers’ Compensation Committee.
The Workers’ Compensation Institute is thrilled to announce the appointment of new Associate Executive Director Julie Fetherman.
Jennifer Morris Jones, a Partner at Cranfill Sumner LLP (CSH Law), has been appointed the Chair of the Workers’ Compensation Committee of DRI. She previously served as the Committee’s Vice Chair for 2017-2019.
On Oct. 2, Jerri Simmons participated in a CLE panel discussion entitled “Alternative Modalities for Medical Treatment Following the Opioid Crisis in Workers’ Compensation Claims.”
Jennifer Morris Jones led a “North Carolina Legislative Update” webinar on Oct. 3. The webinar, which was offered through WorkCompCentral, examined the importance of determining whether a worker’s compensation claim may be ripe for an extended compensation petition pursuant to N.C.G.S. INSERT SECTION SYMBOL 97-29(c), as well as key considerations and potential strategies for pursuing or challenging petitions for extended compensation.
Cranfill Sumner LLP (CSH Law) today announced that Zachary S. Anstett has joined the firm’s Raleigh office as an associate attorney in the firm’s Workers’ Compensation Practice Group.
Jerri Simmons was recently elected to serve on the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys(NCADA) Board of Directors. Jerri was sworn in during the NCADA Annual Meeting which was held June 13-16 in Asheville.
Cranfill Sumner LLP (CSH Law) today announced that Karen Sherrill has joined its Wilmington office as a paralegal.
Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP (CSH Law) today announced that it has entered into a collaborative partnership with the Workers’ Compensation Defense Institute (WCDI) to present about North Carolina laws and trends at the organization’s upcoming events and conferences. During the WCDI-sponsored Multi-State Day breakout at the WCI Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference, CSH Law will present […]
On Nov. 30, Amy Pfeiffer served as a presenter for “The Assembly Line of Workers’ Compensation (2018 Basics of Workers’ Compensation Program)” at the North Carolina Bar Center in Cary. She presented on the topic of “Is it Compensable? Injury by Accident and Occupational Disease Claims.” The conference was planned by the North Carolina Bar Association Workers’ Compensation Section and covered the fundamental steps of a typical workers’ compensation claim.