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09/25/2026

Sedgwick Workers'Comp Client Education Programs Oct/Nov

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Client education program 

 

October/November 2026 webinar sessions

As a client of Sedgwick, please join us for the following free workers’ compensation webinar.

 

Please include your Policy number when registering for the seminar.

 

 

Understanding claim defense
The Ohio system is set up to benefit the injured employee but employers are able to question the appropriateness of claims and benefits. We bring together one of our senior claims examiners and a seasoned hearing consultant for a discussion on claim defense. We will explore claim allowance, when you should question a claim, tools for a successful defense, the administrative hearing process, how to achieve a successful hearing outcome and why legal
representation may be necessary.

 

Oct

22

10:00 am - 11:00 am

(EST)

 

Register

Oct

27

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

(EST)

 

Register

 

Navigating Ohio workers’ compensation
Whether you are new to managing your work-related injuries or have been doing it for a while, Ohio workers’ compensation can be a confusing process. This quick overview will help you identify many resources that are available to assist you. This session will also review the basics of coverage in Ohio and provide you with tips for managing your program. Additionally, we will highlight
the offerings of the BWC website and show you how to access and navigate the site.

Nov

12

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

(EST)

 

Register

 

 

 

For webinar questions, email seminarrsvp@sedgwick.com. You’ll receive a reminder email the day before the webinar with login instructions and the presentation (if applicable). Please add this email address to your safe sender list.

 

Sedgwick’s client education program is intended for Sedgwick clients unless otherwise noted. These sessions qualify for 1-hour of the Ohio BWC 2-hour safety training requirement. To receive credit, attendees must log in and attend at least 75% of the session. Call-in attendees are not eligible for credit.

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