Self Study Audio CD Course of the Entire Seminar

Transforming the WCAB En Banc Cases Into Real World Application
An extensive analysis of Almaraz/Guzman II & Ogilvie II en banc decisions.

An advanced seminar on the application about Almaraz/Guzman, Escobedo, Benson and Ogilvie.  A specialized faculty has been assembled to teach physicians, attorneys, claim managers, adjusters and paralegals in the very latest techniques. 

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Dr. Steve Silbart  "Timely, balanced, very reflective of the ambiguous state of current law and Extremely valuable."

Stephen Wertheimer, M.D.  “The program provided instruction on how to write an effective report”  

Dr. Seymour Alban  “The program enables AMEs & QMEs to learn what is expected of them in a medical-legal report under the new law and recent rulings of the WCAB.”

Dr. Peter Newton  “The information provided will assist reporting physicians of what is required in a medical-legal report.”

Marjory Harris, Esq. "Terrific CAAA seminar, A-G & O II, apportionment and other stuff and great handouts.  Many thanks to all the hard-working CAAA staff and participants."

Dr. Philip Sobol  “The discussion among the panelists was extremely instructive in writing a report that will be considered substantial medical evidence.”

Dr. David Friedman “Excellent treatment of practical, cutting edge information for the medical practitioner.” 

You choose the session(s) you want to order! 

Session A - Focuses on the unique challenges facing physicians

• Meeting substantial evidence standards

• When apportionment is justified

• How to justify WPI rating

• Preparing for the physician deposition

• Role of the AME

Session B - An in-depth review of the en banc decision and recent developments in case law for attorneys, claim managers and adjusters

• Almaraz/Guzman, Escobedo, Benson, Ogilvie

• Other major decisions since the passage of SB899

Session C - A “how to course” in developing substantial evidence in light of the major case law, deposition and trial techniques.

• Detailed discovery plan to establish accurate WPI

• Detailed discovery plan to assure apportionment is justified

• New deposition techniques for applicant and physician

• New MSC and trial techniques

• Navigating through trial and beyond