National Association of Insurance Women Hosts Wollman< 12/11/2009 8:00 AM > Attorney Jennifer Wollman recently was a featured speaker at a meeting of the National Association of Insurance Women. Wollman was asked to speak about trends in legislation and the law. The topic off her presentation was on the newly proposed regulations by the EEOC to the Americans with Disabilities Act and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, and how the proposed regulations may affect employment practice and workers’ compensation litigation. Speaking to a group of three dozen women working as insurance agents, underwriters and adjusters, Wollman also addressed the trends that are being seen in worker’s compensation with respect as to whether the employee’s status as an undocumented worker or illegal alien has, if any, bearing on his or her workers’ compensation eligibility. Author: MWilliamson |
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