After two days of Trial, the WCJ found the out-of-state Applicant did not meet his burden of proof on two key jurisdictional contentions: 1) That the Applicant’s sports agent had authority to bind the Applicant to a player contract; and 2) that the Applicant signed his player contracts while present in California. The WCJ relied...
Mr. Collins prevailed at trial by proving that a Choice of Forum clause contained in a different team’s contract should be enforced against the Applicant even though he was traded to the St. Louis Rams and played multiple games in the State with the Rams. The Trial Judge issued a Take-Nothing Decision against the Applicant....
Mr. Collins prevailed on a Pro Football case in which the Applicant was claiming at trial that he signed his contract at his home in California. Mr. Collins was able to prove to the Trial Judge that this testimony, and the Applicant’s version of events, was physically impossible using expert testimony, flight records, and the...
Dynamically reinvent market-driven opportunities and ubiquitous interfaces. Energistically fabricate an array of niche markets through products.
Mr. Collins prevailed on a long running case in which he was able to defeat a claim by a professional football player that he had formed his contract in this state through the use of a California based Sports Agent. The WCAB, in its third separate opinion on Reconsideration, rescinded the findings of the Trial...
After two days of trial, and multiple med-legal examinations, including a Court Ordered IME, the WCJ found that the Applicant did not sustain her burden of proof that her cancer was industrially related, and Ordered the Applicant Take Nothing in her claim. The applicant was a machine parts washer who worked for the employer from...
Quickly coordinate e-business applications through revolutionary catalysts for change. Seamlessly underwhelm optimal testing procedures processes.
Partner, Barry Collins of CCMPT has been invited to speak at Workcompcentral’s COMP LAUDE AWARDS & GALA on November 4. His panel discussion is entitled: “Pitching the Deal: How DA’s & AA’s can communicate, coordinate and cooperate for the best outcomes for their clients”. The Panel is a mix of Defense attorneys and Applicant’s attorneys...
This matter involved an admitted Specific Injury, occurring June 29, 2013, to Heidy Estrada. Despite allegations of injury to a litany of body parts, only the Applicant’s back and right knee were admitted by the carrier.
This case involves a 16 year employee of Antelope Valley Community College who worked as a Network Manager. He filed a Cumulative Trauma claim ending on 04/11/2013 alleging psychiatric injury due to “conditions at work”. The problems with claimant were long standing but when a director of IT Department was replaced, he started to follow...
