CompTalk Radio: California's SB 899 - Impact and Effectiveness with Attorney Kent Ball
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Sarasota, FL (CompNewsNetwork) - WorkersCompensation today released the latest edition of its exclusive CompTalk Radio Program. In this edition of CompTalk Radio Host Bob Wilson is joined by California Attorney Kent Ball of Bradford and Barthel, LLC. Kent talks about important cases, affirmations and continuing challenges to California's extensive 2004 workers' comp reforms.
This is a great show for people both in and outside California, who want to know how the state's attempt to reform the system is working. Mr. Ball provides some tremendous insight as to how the courts are viewing the SB 899 reforms, as well as challenges and trends to watch within the state.
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04 November, 2009 10:03:10
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15 October, 2009 11:52:53
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12 October, 2009 10:19:23
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