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Updates and events from the Workers’ Compensation Section
If you’ve been wondering, the rumors are true… The 2025 Workers’ Compensation Annual Awards Ceremony and Celebration was a huge hit, and we have the photos to prove it! Check out the photo gallery:
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When analyzing psyche claims, it’s common for even the most seasoned workers’ compensation professionals to mix up some of the most well-known exceptions to the rules.
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The Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board issued a new en banc decision making it easier for parties to have witnesses testify at trial via videoconferencing software.
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The Unpublished Cases Review Committee reviews unpublished opinions of the Court of Appeal which are of importance to the workers’ compensation community and decides whether a petition seeking an order to publish the opinion is appropriate.
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The mission statement of the California Lawyers Association (CLA) is to “Promote excellence, diversity and inclusion in the legal profession and fairness in the administration of justice and the rule of law.”
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Join us in sponsoring the Workers' Compensation Annual Awards Ceremony and Celebration
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These are the 2025 Special Recognition Award Recipients
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Purchase all sessions and receive 35% off! 11.0 Hours of MCLE with 11.0 Hours of Workers' Compensation Legal Specialization Credit. Includes 1.0 Hour Legal Ethics!
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Celebrate excellence in the field of workers’ compensation on Saturday, September 27, 2025 at the Loews Hollywood Hotel. This prestigious awards event will honor outstanding achievements and contributions within our community, a gourmet dinner and an exciting night of networking with industry leaders.
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A panel of esteemed judges from Van Nuys will discuss the latest in technology and the practice of Workers’ Compensation including cybersecurity, privacy, data protection and DWC’s new state-of-the-art conferencing system Court Call. This program fulfills the new MCLE requirement Technology in the Practice of Law. Come for a byte and stay for a bite!
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