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"As an able and experienced Massachusetts workers' compensation defense attorney, I was so impressed with this publication that I went out and purchased my own copy immediately. … Kohl and Ready have synthesized their experience and knowledge of Massachusetts workers' compensation from the employee and insurer/attorney perspective. The result: a must read for any and every attorney representing clients in litigated matters before the Department of Industrial Accidents. Even experienced attorneys can use this volume to win cases and influence Administrative Judges to rule in their client's favor."
Edward M. Moriarty, Jr., Moriarty, Shay & Associates, P.C., Wakefield, MA
LexisNexis Practice Guide Massachusetts Workers' Compensation is a true how-to book with time-saving tips; not only does it tell you the types of workers' compensation benefits available, but it also provides strategies and best practices when filing a claim or complaint, how to present your client's case effectively at a conciliation, conference, and hearing, how to fill out official forms properly and draft petitions, motions, and letters, and how to navigate the Department of Industrial Accidents website.
Each chapter in the Practice Guide is loaded with checklists, examples and forms as well as citations to assist in researching a topic. The checklists provide counsel with a quick means of gathering information and ensuring compliance with various laws and regulations. We've also included a Master Checklist at the beginning of the Practice Guide.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9798341709102.
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