What You Need to Know About Trying a Disc Injury CaseSKU: TORT090
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6 - 7.5
Price$200
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DescriptionTraumatic and spinal disc injuries are among the most frequent and potentially significant, severe and catastrophic injuries suffered by plaintiffs in personal injury cases and petitioners in workers’ compensation cases. Representation of such clients requires not only the astute mind and skill of the trial lawyer, but it also requires knowledge of the medical aspects of such injuries to properly conduct a direct and cross examination of the medical witnesses. This course provides knowledge of the medical aspects and the utilization of such knowledge and provides an additional knowledge for the direct examination of treating physicians and, in particular, the cross examination of defense medical witnesses by medical literature. Lecturer BioGeorge N. Avgeris, Esq.Mr. Avgeris concentrates his practice on personal injury and workers' compensation practice. He founded his law offices in 1969 after having worked for John R. Collis, general practice, for two years and Sweeney & Riman, personal injury and workers' compensation defense, for two years. Mr. Avgeris graduated from University of Illinois College of Law and is admitted to practice in Illinois. He received the ATLA Stalwart Award from the American Trial Lawyers Association. He is a member of the American Association For Justice (formerly American Trial Lawyers Association) Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Chicago Bar Association and DuPage County Bar Associations. Mr. Avgeris has extensive experience handling Wrongful Death Cases and Workers' Compensation Cases and has lectured for DuPage County Bar Association and Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. North Central College, B.A. 1961 University of Illinois, College of Law, J.D. 1964 Admitted to Practice in Illinois |
