Friday, April 27, 2018
Cornhusker Marriott, Lincoln

Speakers' Material
(Materials are in PDF format.  Please review prior to printing as some files are large and contain color graphics.)
                     
Use of Medical Imagery to Prove Damages and Increase the Value of Your Case
Lindsay Coulter, ION Medical Designs, LLC, Omaha
                             
From Intake to Demand - Planning for Damages in Your Demand
David M. O’Neill, Hauptman, O’Brien, Wolf & Lathrop, P.C., Omaha
                    
Addressing Damages at Mediation
Amy L. Van Horne, Kutak Rock LLP, Omaha
                      
Worker’s Compensation and the Home Healthcare Aspect of Damages: Making Sure You Don’t Leave Money on the Table
Justin High, High & Younes, LLC, Omaha
               
Proving Damages in a Medical Mapractice Case
Mandy L. Strigenz, Sibbernsen, Strigenz & Sibbernsen PC, Omaha                 

You’ve Obtained a Recovery, Now What?  Ethical Considerations for the Attorney When Advising Their Client on the Use of Structured Settlements                        
Chris Harlan, President, Summit Structured Settlements, Des Moines, Iowa
                             
Evaluating and Presenting Damages in Your Case
Peter C. Wegman, Rembolt Ludtke LLP, Lincoln
                       
Ethical Obligations of Fully Protecting Both You and Your Client Regarding Public Benefits
Todd J. Belisle, Vice President, The Centers, Clearwater, Florida
                          
Proving Damages at Trial Without the Use of Medical Specials
Richard J. Schicker, Law Offices of Richard J. Schicker, Omaha
                      
Employment Law: Maximizing All Damages
Kathleen Neary, Powers Law, Lincoln