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Predator or Prey: The Employer in Workers’ Compensation Subrogation

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Predator or Prey: The Employer in Workers’ Compensation Subrogation

July 28, 2014 @ 1:00 am - 10:00 am

California subrogation law can be a rude surprise for those not familiar with its procedures. It’s the law of the jungle – you eat what you kill. An employer who does not actively investigate and participate in its employee’s third-party action can expect to find itself on the outside looking in when a settlement or judgment is obtained. This seminar will show you how to identify claims with subrogation potential, protect your interests, and maximize your lien recovery and credit rights in subrogation.

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Date:
July 28, 2014
Time:
1:00 am - 10:00 am

How to Capture your CE Credits

Need California Workers’ Compensation Continuing Education (CE) credits?

  1. Review one or more of B&B’s videos (Video must be viewed in its entirety with audio)
  2. To receive your certificate instantly, complete and submit our Training Certificate Request or scan the QR code below.
  3. If you are unable to use the training certificate request form, email CERTIFICATES@BRADFORDBARTHEL.COM. Please include topic(s) watched and date of viewing. Please allow up to 5 business days for receipt of your certificate.

Questions about CE Videos? Contact Tammey Welty at certificates@bradfordbarthel.com or (916) 569-0790.