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Member at the firm Huber, Book, Cortese, Happe & Lanz, P.L.C.
Areas of Practice
Workers Compensation Law; Bankruptcy; Insurance Defense; Employment Law
Admitted
1979, Iowa and U.S. District Courts, Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa
Law School
University of Iowa, J.D., with distinction, 1979
College
Northwestern University, B.A., in Biochemistry, 1976
Membership
Polk County, Iowa State (Member, Commercial, Litigation and Workers Compensation Sections) and American Bar Associations; Iowa Association of Workers Compensation Lawyers; Iowa Defense Counsel Association.
Biography
Editor, Newsletter of Litigation Section of Iowa State Bar Association, (1992-1997); Speaking Experience: National Business Institute, Damages Seminar, April 1991, Administrative Law Section of Iowa State Bar Association, Workers' Compensation Procedure, Administrative Law Seminar, April 1992; Plant Managers Association, Iowa Workers' Compensation Law, September 1992; National Education Network, Workers' Compensation Law in Iowa, July 1994; National Business Institute, Advanced Workers' Compensation Law in Iowa, January 1996; Iowa State Bar Association, Section on Worker's Compensation Annual Seminar, March 1999; Iowa State Bar Association, Section on Worker's Compensation, Annual Seminar April 2003; Sterling Educational Services, Fundamentals of Workers' Compensation in Iowa, October 2003; Lorman Education Services, Advanced Workers' Compensation in Iowa, February 24, 2005; The Iowa State Bar Association, 2006; Workers' Compensation Seminar, April 28, 2006; National Business Institute, Workers' Compensation Hearings: Techniques and Strategies for Success, August 24, 2006; Council on Education Management, Iowa Workers' Comp Update March 15, 2007; Case Law and Legislative Update, Sterling Educational Services, Fundamentals of Workers' Compensation in Iowa, Overview of Worker's Compensation and Miscellaneous Topics, April 18, 2007.
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