Utah Workers Compensation Seminar 2014

Jinks recently finished training nine lawyers during his Utah Workers Compensation law seminar in February, 2014; all of the lawyers were new to this area of law.

The 2-day seminar provided the attendees with 14 hours CLE, copies of all necessary checklists and forms, invaluable legal advice about industrial and occupational disease cases, (as well as third-party and tangential claims), in-depth analysis of legal theories, critical case law and strategies for winning cases, along with how to make a living and a life out of representing injured workers and their families in Utah.

This was Jinks' 9th time presenting a comprehensive Utah workers compensation law seminar. He has now trained over 100 lawyers in workers compensation law in Utah, and has prepared them to represent industrially injured workers.

To be able to provide new lawyers with a specialty in the law is unique and Jinks' seminar is the only one of its kind in the state.

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Utah Workers Compensation Law Seminar - "The gift of a legal specialty."

Utah Workers Compensation Law Seminar

February 20-21, 2014

8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Conference Room A, Utah State Bar Office

14 Hours CLE credit

The seminar will cover 30 different subjects and is designed to jump-start a Workers Compensation law practice. The lawyers that attend will be prepared to represent injured workers in Utah as soon as they leave the seminar.
 

Limited to 16 attendees.

Register today!

Click on 'WC Law Seminar Registration' tab to register.

"How to Read Henningson Correctly"

On June 28, 2013 Jinks Dabney presented as a part of a panel of lawyers how to interpret and apply the recent ruling of the Supreme Court of Utah in the Henningson case. Views on what a case means and what those who represent injured workers can do to use a case to help them represent their clients were presented.  

Jinks has practiced Workers Compensation law for over 30 years in Utah and is widely considered one of the most knowledgeable attorneys in the state on Workers Compensation. 

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Utah Workers Compensation Law Seminar

Jinks presented a Utah Workers Compensation Law Seminar in Salt lake City, Utah on November 29-30, 2012.  

Jinks trained 15 new lawyers in Utah WC law over a period of two days - 14 total hours of lecture and Q & A - at the Utah State Bar Offices in Salt Lake City.  The training covered 31 different subjects and was designed to jump-start the 15 lawyers who attended into representing injured workers in Utah.

Presently there are an insufficient number of lawyers doing WC law cases and Jinks' two-day seminar was designed to increase the number of available lawyers who would handle injured worker claims.  It was a great success.

This is the 7th time Jinks has shared his knowledge of Utah WC law with new lawyers over the past decade in similarly designed seminars.  His seminars have tripled the size of the Applicants Bar which makes it now much easier for an injured workers to find a lawyer to help them with their case.  Seven of his attendees over the past three years have been Defense Counsel.  Jinks welcomes them as well since, as he said, "I don't mind them attending and learning what I have to share.  I would rather deal with an educated Defense lawyer than a stupid one."  

To date Jinks has formally trained 72 lawyers in Utah Workers Compensation Law and mentored over 100 during his career as an attorney.

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Workers Compensation Law Seminar

Jinks presented a two-day Workers Compensation Law seminar on January 19-20, 2012 at the Utah State Bar office in Salt Lake City, Utah.  The seminar was filled to capacity. 

Attendees were given 14 hours of CLE credit, including 1 hour of Ethics.

Click on 'Why Hire Jinks' to read attendees' comments on his seminars.

The seminar was designed to provide all necessary knowledge and tools for attendees to begin accepting Workers Compensation law cases immediately. 

Workers Compensation Law Seminar

Jinks presented a 2-day Workers Compensation Law seminar to the Young Lawyers and Labor/Employment Bar Sections of the Utah State Bar on June 16-17, 2011 at the State Bar Office in Salt Lake City, Utah.

This seminar was requested and planned by the Utah State Bar Association.

Jinks received a standing ovation by the attorneys in attendance, which consisted of new attorneys, attorneys with over 10-years of experience, and a few attorneys from other states.

Attorneys in attendance received 14 hours of CLE credit.  Click here for more information regarding Jinks' Workers Compensation Law training seminars.

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Workers Compensation Law Seminar

Jinks presented a two-day Workers Compensation Law Seminar on April 21-22, 2011 at the Utah State Bar Association.

Not only did he instruct his 14 attendees on every aspect of Workers Compensation law, but he also detailed the necessary workings of a successful law practice.  One attendee mentioned that he not only learned everything there is to know about Workers Compensation law, but he believed that Jinks had essentially handed him a law practice.

At the conclusion of the seminar, the 14 attorneys stood and applauded for Jinks, a demonstration that he never would have expected.

Jinks has been asked by the Utah State Bar to present this same Workers Compensation Law seminar in June.  The Bar will be advertising the seminar to all of the attorneys who are members of the Utah State Bar.

Location:  Salt Lake City, Utah

Workers Compensation Law Seminar

Jinks presented a 2-day seminar detailing every necessary aspect of successfully specializing in Workers Compensation Law to a group of 12 attorneys on February 10-11, 2011.

The attorneys earned 14 hours of CLE credit and enough information and materials to begin accepting Workers Compensation cases immediately.

The response to this seminar was overwhelming.  Various attendees stated that they had received much more valuable information and training than they had anticipated.

The small group allowed participants to ask a lot of questions during the seminar, and interact with Jinks one-on-one and in small group discussions at the end of both days of the seminar.

Location: St. George, Utah