Registration Required!
September 30 2024
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
NPBA Members: Free
Not yet NPBA Members: $30.00 (1 CLE Credit)
Summary:
- What is ERISA - how to identify an ERISA plan.
- Lien Hunting - when can you look for liens.
- Repercussions for client if they do not pay a lien.
- Requesting plan documents - what documents should you be getting.
- Confirming that a lien is valid - what language must be included in the plan document.
- Contesting a lien.
22 Person Limit due to capacity
Presenter: Katie Carroll, Esq. with The Smith Law Center
Katie Carroll earned her undergraduate degree in International Affairs from the University of Mary Washington and received her Juris Doctor degree from William & Mary Law School. Admitted to the Virginia Bar in October 2020, Katie has since focused on personal injury law. She is licensed in Virginia and can practice in all courts in the Commonwealth, including the Eastern District of Virginia.
While at William & Mary Law School, Katie actively participated in the moot court team, winning the school's intrateam tournament during her second year. Additionally, her student note was published in the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal.
Since graduating, Katie has dedicated her career to advocating for people in personal injury law, representing hundreds of clients injured in automobile accidents. She has successfully resolved cases through both negotiations and trial, working hard to achieve favorable results for her clients. Katie believes every case should be taken seriously by insurance companies and is committed to ensuring her clients are treated fairly.
Areas of Law: Civil Litigation
Must be present at the start of the CLE program until the end in order to receive credit(s).
Additional Details:
Please contact bar association staff at (757) 622-3152 or email contact@norfolkportsmouthbar.org if you have any questions.
*Application for approval for this course or program is pending with the Virginia Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Board.
