Highlights
Upcoming LIVE Webinars
Make sure to register for our upcoming educational webinars
July 9, 2020 at 12-1:30pm
Ethics Dos and Don'ts for Lawyer Marketing & Advertising
Panelists
Erin Joyce, Attorney
Former State Bar Prosecutor
Nikki Mehrpoo Jacobson, Attorney
The Jacobson Law Firm LLP
Certified Specialist In Immigration & Nationality Law
Certified Specialist In Workers' Compensation Law
Self Study Webinars includes video & syllabus
- Traumatic Brain Injury & The Injured Worker Effective Strategies in Litigating TBI Cases for Latino Applicants.
Panelists: Tina Eshghieh, Trial Attorney at Arash Law, Colleen Moraga, Legal Market Specialist at Centre for Neuro Skills and Marcel O. Ponton, Ph.D. at Persona Neurobehavior Group - Navigating Covid-19 Claims PART 1 Understanding the Disease, Treatment, Complications, Injury AOE-COE, Executive Order N-62-20, Legislative, and the Presumption of Injury. Panelists: Moises Vazquez, Applicant Attorney Richard Wooley, Applicant Attorney Eli Hendel, M.D. American Board of Internal Medicine American Board of Pulmonary Diseases
Our history
LatinoComp grew from humble beginnings. In 1995 a group of legal professionals met in order to provide a support system for sole practitioners in workers’ compensation. The first meeting involved a few individuals at a law office in East Los Angeles. At those meetings, we exchanged forms, discussed strategy, evaluated problem cases, and brought each other up to date on current case law.
Building on initial successes, these Founders formalized the association for the purpose of enhancing the quality of representation at the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board. Under the Mexican American Bar Association (MABA) we established a Workers’ Compensation Sub-Committee. The sub-committee invited the best and brightest minds in the industry to provide educational seminars on selected workers’ compensation topics. As our organization grew, we sought to include defense attorneys, rehabilitation counselors, interpreters, medical providers, and attorney support services. In order to better serve our community, we have reorganized ourselves as Latino Comp.
Our mission
LatinoComp is a non-profit 501(c)(6) professional organization that consists of applicant attorneys, defense attorneys, hearing representatives, lien representatives, rehabilitation counselors, interpreters, medical providers and attorney support services. The purpose of our organization is to enhance the quality of representation at the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board and better serve our community.