Jeremy Janis is a lawyer at the Lois Law Firm where he defends employers in New York workers’ compensation matters. He regularly handles trials and hearings in the Jamaica hearing point. Jeremy has extensive experience deposing medical professionals and other experts and advising on all aspects of workers’ compensation law.
Jeremy Janis has been a guest on 7 episodes.
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Episode 77: Is 20 Days Too Long to Receive Due Process?
February 16th, 2024 | 33 mins 5 secs
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Host Christian Sison welcomes fellow Lois Partner Jeremy Janis back to the show to discuss an adverse Board Panel Decision that affects all employers and carriers across the State of New York.
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Episode 68: LOIS Attends CompCon with PepsiCo and Frito-Lay
May 19th, 2023 | 37 mins 8 secs
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Christian Sison welcomes Michael DGinto, Senior Leave Supervisor at PepsiCo / Frito-Lay, and Senior Associate Jeremy Janis to the podcast.
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Episode 62: Who Gets a Post-Death LWEC Award?
November 18th, 2022 | 29 mins 9 secs
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The topic of discussion is the recent Court of Appeals opinion in Green v Dutchess County BOCES, a ruling that reversed a 2018 Appellate Division holding and reinstated a Law Judge's decision from 2012!
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Episode 55: Defending Aggressive Surgery Requests
April 15th, 2022 | 31 mins 17 secs
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Christian Sison welcomes Lois Senior Associate Jeremy Janis to the show to discuss Jeremy's recent litigation wins involving surgery denials. What are Jeremy's thoughts on how to best defend unnecessary surgery requests? The podcast then shifts to the debut of The Paralegal Minute, where Morgan Celentano and Emilie Delannes-Molka give their thoughts on the impact of a criminal arrest on a New York Workers' Compensation case. This our life! Enjoy the show.
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Episode 39: More Coronavirus Impact on Workers' Compensation Claim Litigation
May 22nd, 2020 | 30 mins 4 secs
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This month, Jeremy Janis and Adam Lowenstein discuss their recent litigation wins at the Appellate Division level. With practical advice to use in an impractical world, Christian can’t help but call foul on a new Board Panel Decision refuting the need for work search during the quarantine restrictions. See how the results achieved by LOIS attorneys can help drive closures in your cases!
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Episode 24: Board Panel Appeals Notes from the Field in New York
February 15th, 2019 | 21 mins 58 secs
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Host Christian Sison is joined by special guest Amy Figueroa and attorney Jeremy Janis for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of board panel appeals in New York.
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Episode 19: Review of Appeals in New York Workers' Compensation Cases
August 17th, 2018 | 22 mins 26 secs
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Attorney Jeremy Janis joins Christian Sison to discuss the "grey area" argument in a recent case involving traumatic injury in a New York workers' compensation case and the resulting appeal in light of the new scrutiny placed by the Board on cover sheets.