Tips For Favorably Advancing Attendant Care Claims
Presented at the ABI Network Conference | by Stephen Birman, Stacey Stevens & Elysia M. Martini | November 12, 2020
Thomson Rogers’ personal injury lawyers Stephen Birman and Stacey Stevens and Student-at-Law Elysia Martini, along with guest speakers Karla Forgaard-Pullen, Mathew Rose and Gina Matesic, presented at the ABI Network Conference on November 12, 2020 on the topic of “Tips for Favorably Advancing Attendant Care Claims.” The presentation focused on the following four themes after … Continued
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