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Welcome to the Risk Roundtable, where claims and litigation management professionals learn strategies to mitigate risk and improve your business’ bottom line. Presented by Weber Gallagher, this series delivers industry insights from leading lawyers regarding professional liability, insurance coverage, employment, workers’ compensation, general liability and more. This program should not be considered legal advice. Please consult our attorneys for your specific situation. Thank you for listening, and please visit us at wglaw.com.
Unknown Host hosts The Risk Roundtable, a business show with 17 episodes published.
Join Weber Gallagher Partners Scott Wilson and Vanessa Mendelewski as they dive into the evolving landscape of workers’ compensation for remote and hybrid employees. With much of today’s workforce operating outside tradi
In the latest episode of Weber Gallagher's Risk Roundtable, join Partners Vanessa Mendelewski and Scott Wilson as they explore the complexities of the gig economy and independent contractor status in New Jersey workers’
Weber Gallagher Partner Inder Paul sat down with Alex Sharpe of the law firm Sharpe & Sharpe and Joe Elhajj of Apex Valuation Services to discuss the commercial real estate tax appeal process. This is a simple process th
What do you need to provide your defense counsel with for the defense of a claim? Partners Jennifer Laver and Robert Hanneman discuss what defense counsels need to give an accurate analysis of a claim, compensability, me
Join us for this episode where our partners Vanessa Mendelewski and Scott Wilson delve into an informative discussion about detecting fraud in New Jersey Workers' Compensation claims. Vanessa and Scott break down the New
Join this podcast episode to delve into the cross between New Jersey workers' compensation and employment practice liability coverage. Partners Vanessa Mendelewski and Denise DePekary look at the exceptions to the exclus
Closing files, and thereby reducing reserves, are two of the most important metrics by which insurance carriers, third-party administrators and employers measure success. Weber Gallagher's Workers' Compensation Co-Managi
Do you want to learn more about controlling excessive medical costs on your Pennsylvania workers’ compensation claims? Tune in as our lawyers, Sherri Dougherty and Dawn Nicholson, discuss the use of utilization reviews,
Weber Gallagher Workers’ Compensation Partners Alan A. Arsenis and Robert R. Hanneman Jr. discuss the ins and outs of medical treatment in New Jersey Workers’ Compensation claims. In this episode, Alan and Rob give a bri
Proper safety procedures are key in defending a case if an accident were to occur. Keeping a record of these procedures and ensuring employees are trained, can be a huge benefit when litigating a claim. Partner Catherine
When it comes to New Jersey workers' compensation claims, there are several common yet unusual claims. There are specific ways these claims need to be handled and addressed for a good defense. In this podcast episode, pa
Weber Gallagher Workers’ Compensation Co-Managing Partners Paul Fires and Jeffrey Newby discuss the differences between Pennsylvania and New Jersey workers’ compensation laws in a lively exchange designed to bring claims
It is important to not overlook or ignore the driver of a truck after a catastrophic accident. Their participation and corporation can play a huge role in any litigation down the road. In this podcast episode, Commercial
The value of a New Jersey workers' compensation case can be dependent on several factors. Weber Gallagher attorneys Scott Wilson and Kelsi Feldman discuss what these factors are and how surgery can increase the value of
Securing evidence following an accident is critical and can ultimately save time, money and resources down the line. In this episode, partner Catherine De Angelis discusses the steps to ensure accurate documentation is c
There are approximately 3.5 million daily shipments across the United States. About 30% of these shipments are brokered. While brokers do not own the trucks, transport the material goods, or employ drivers, they can stil
An Abdullah Credit is a credit for a pre-existing function loss to the same part of the body for which an award is being paid. In this episode, Weber Gallagher partners Jennifer Laver and Vanessa Mendelewski discuss Abdu
Attorneys Vanessa Mendelewski and Jeffrey D. Newby review the statute and case law regarding the Workers’ Compensation Act in New Jersey and injuries occurring on sidewalks and parking lots while employees are coming to
How will legislation from 2020 impact New Jersey workers' compensation claims in 2021 and beyond? Workers' Compensation Partners Jeffery D. Newby and Cheryl A. Binosa provide a recap and update on significant legislative
What do you need to provide your defense counsel with for the defense of a claim? Partners Jennifer Laver and Robert Hanneman discuss what defense counsels need to give an accurate analysis of a claim, compensability, me
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