NWCDN Members regularly post articles and summary judgements in workers’ compensations law in your state.
Select a state from the dropdown menu below to scroll through the state specific archives for updates and opinions on various workers’ compensation laws in your state.
Contact information for NWCDN members is also located on the state specific links in the event you have additional questions or your company is seeking a workers’ compensation lawyer in your state.
Membership in the AWCO offers several professional and social opportunities annually to interact with other workers' compensation professionals. Usually, the highlight of the year is the annual AWCO Spring Conference where its members come together for two days of education, fun, and fellowship. This year, the pandemic forced the conference to be postponed to November, but it was held and held in person (and virtually). Hopefully, things will improve, and the conference can, again, be held in person in 2021. Membership is only $75 if paid prior to February 28, 2021. After that, the annual fee goes up to $150. Once you are an AWCO member, the Annual Conference is free. You pay nothing, nada, zero, zilch to register and attend. You can complete your membership registration at www.awcotoday.com/membership. We hope to see you at the conference and in person in 2021!
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About the Author
This blog submission was prepared by Mike Fish, an attorney with Fish Nelson & Holden, LLC, a law firm dedicated to representing self-insured employers, insurance carriers, and third party administrators in all matters related to workers’ compensation. Fish Nelson & Holden is a member of the National Workers’ Compensation Defense Network. If you have any questions about this submission or Alabama workers’ compensation in general, please contact Fish by e-mailing him at mfish@fishnelson.com or by calling him directly at 205-332-1448.