Displaying Episode 31 - 38 of 38 in total of Third Fridays with the tag “third friday”.
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Episode 68: LOIS Attends CompCon with PepsiCo and Frito-Lay
May 19th, 2023 | 37 mins 8 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
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 67: 3000 Questions with Tomer Lehr and Alexa Cintron
April 21st, 2023 | 32 mins 22 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
On this month's episode, Christian Sison welcomes Tomer Lehr and Alexa Cintron, two of the brightest stars in the Lois Universe.
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Episode 65: A Bullet Train Through Medical Provider Applications
February 17th, 2023 | 32 mins 19 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
Listen to host Christian Sison interviewing industry practitioners Cory Benavides and Addison O'Donnell in a discussion of what could be a changing of the guard!
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Episode 64: Governor Hochul Rejects the Total Disability Bill!
January 20th, 2023 | 23 mins 2 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
Christian Sison welcomes Steve McLinden to the Third Fridays podcast to discuss (and celebrate) the Governor's decision to reject a bill that would redefine "temporary total disability."
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Episode 63: Settlement Facts and Myths
December 16th, 2022 | 57 mins 56 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
Adam Lowenstein joins the podcast to differentiate between facts and myths with the settlement process to give our listeners an inside look at one of his skillsets.
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Episode 62: Who Gets a Post-Death LWEC Award?
November 18th, 2022 | 29 mins 9 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
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 61: Onboarding the Onboard/PAR System
October 21st, 2022 | 33 mins 24 secs
christian sison, defend from day 1, defend from day one, dfd1, law firm, legal podcast, lois law, lois law firm, new jersey law, new jersey workers compensation, new york law, new york workers compensation, third friday, third fridays, workers compensation
Christian Sison and Noah Pollack look back at the now 5-month old system and discuss the advantages and disadvantages for all stakeholders in New York Workers’ Compensation.
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Episode 14: Third Department Review
March 16th, 2018 | 31 mins 34 secs
appeals, lois law firm, new york, third department, third friday, workers' compensation
Christian Sison and guest Timothy Kane review five Third Department decisions that were issued last month. Claimants in these cases alleged neck injuries after decelerating 5 miles per hour in a truck, alleged being smashed like a jelly donut by an elevator, and alleged eye injuries due to pepper spray in a prison. This is real life. These people are real, apparently!