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Nyhan Attorneys to Lead ISIA 2025 Nuts & Bolts Spring Educational Workshop Sessions
The Illinois Self Insurers’ Association’s upcoming Nuts & Bolts Spring Educational Workshop will feature 10 Nyhan attorneys as speakers, covering the essentials of Illinois Workers’ Compensation law and incorporating new cases and laws from the past year. The event will take place at the Doubletree Hilton in Lisle on Wednesday, April 30th, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with both in-person and hybrid streaming options.
The workshop will feature multiple presentations and discussions to educate and engage professionals of any experience, whether new to workers’ compensation or those with experience at the highest levels.
Below are the Nyhan speakers and their presentation topics:
- Accident: AOE/COE – Michael Doerries and Lisa Barbieri
- Causation – Amy Bilton
- Medical Rights and Benefits – Adam Cox
- Average Weekly Wage – Cody Hartman
- Employment Law Issues – Anne-Marie Foster
- TTD – Christine Jagodzinksi
- Permanent Partial Disability – Elena Cincione
- Voc Rehab and Permanent Wage Loss – John Morris
- Permanent and Total Disability – Lisa Azoory-Keller
To register and see more information, visit the ISIA website.
The ISIA is a non-profit organization dedicated to representing and promoting the interests of self-insured employers and high-deductible employers in Illinois. The organization provides various benefits to its members, including legislative initiatives, discussion forums and communication vehicles on issues regarding regulation of self-insurance, and the administration of the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act. The ISIA is committed to aggressively pursuing a system that provides both employers and employees with an efficient and fair forum for processing and resolving workers’ compensation claims.
Nyhan is a dynamic, diverse, and dedicated community of experienced attorneys and support professionals who listen, pursue excellence, keep promises, and deliver immediate results related to Workers’ Compensation, Employment, Medicare Secondary Payer Compliance, as well as Civil Litigation, and Employee Workers’ Compensation Fraud matters.