Ethical Issues in Workers' Compensation Law for Lawyers and Paralegals 2020
Date
Thursday, November 12, 2020 (4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.)
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Robert BoswellCrawford Chondon & Partners LLP -
Michelle Zare, ParalegalZare Paralegal Services Professional Corporation
COVID-19 is having a profound impact on the way that you conduct your practice, whether you represent injured workers or their employers, or if you deliver your legal services at either the Board or Appeals Tribunal. This interactive panel addresses some of the challenges and changes you are facing, and proposes how legal practitioners might adapt their practices to the new reality, allowing us to work together to create effective alternate processes. They discuss ways that you can assist the tribunals in their work, and how to use new technologies to improve the delivery of workers’ compensation legal services to your clients.
Presenters
- Robert Boswell, Crawford Chondon & Partners LLP
- Michelle Zare, Paralegal, Zare Paralegal Services Professional Corporation
- Sal Cavaricci, Director, Mental Stress Injuries Program, Complex Claims Division, Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
- Tara Ross, Office of the Worker Advisor
- Joanna Smith, Vice-Chair Registrar, Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal
- Hossein Moghtaderi, Hicks Morley Hamilton Stewart Storie LLP
