Jennifer Morris Jones, an attorney in the Raleigh office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, will participate in a panel discussion at the DRI Annual Meeting. The event is being held at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park in Washington D.C. through Oct. 11.
Robin Hayes Terry and Brian Kromke will be featured as speakers at the 2015 North Carolina Public Risk Management Association (NCPRIMA) Educational Conference.
CSH Law is proud to serve as a sponsor of the inaugural DRI Workers’ Compensation Regional Seminar in Atlanta, GA. Jennifer Morris Jones, an attorney in the Raleigh office of CSH Law, will serve as a speaker of the event. Attendance is free for all Claims Professionals and In-House Counsel.
CSH Law hosts May 2015 continuing education courses for Workers’ Comp Adjusters in Wilmington, Raleigh, and Charlotte. Learn more and see how to register.
Robin Hayes Terry, recent recipient of a 2015 Women in Business Award from the Triangle Business Journal, is featured in a special award section of the publication.
Scott Dunnagan, a workers’ compensation attorney in the Raleigh office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, recently volunteered as part of the 4ALL Statewide Service Day.
Robin Hayes Terry has been chosen to receive a 2015 Women in Business Award by the Triangle Business Journal.
Jennifer Morris Jones and Bradley Kline were selected for inclusion in the 2015 North Carolina Rising Stars list.
The new non-profit organization, the Charlotte International Arbitration Society (CIAS) appointed Mica Nguyen Worthy to the position of Secretary on the Board of Directors and chair of the Education and Outreach Committee.
Andy Avram to be inducted into the North Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame as a member of its 2014 inductee class.
Jennifer Morris Jones has been selected for the 2015 class for the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce’s Emerging Leaders program.
Buck Copeland was recently featured in the “Profiles in Specialization” section of the Winter 2014 edition of the North Carolina State Bar Journal. The article highlights his position and experience as a Board Certified Specialist in workers’ compensation law.
The 2nd Annual Kids’ Chance Charity Inshore Fishing Tournament held on Nov. 2 in Wrightsville Beach, raised $2,600 to benefit Kids’ Chance of North Carolina.
If you are an adjuster handling attendant care issues in a workers’ compensation claim, you know it can be a challenge to determine the rate of pay for an attendant care provider. The appropriate compensation rate for the attendant care is often disputed by the parties. This post will cover several tips for determining the appropriate rate of pay.
As a workers’ compensation adjuster, you may occasionally handle cases involving attendant care issues. When you do have a case involving attendant care issues, you will need to mindful of when your claim arose because different legal standards will apply depending on whether your claim is a pre-reform case or a post-reform case. The N.C. General Assembly reformed the Workers’ Compensation Act on June 24, 2011.