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A trial lawyer with more than 38 years of experience, Barry H. Hinden is the senior partner and founder of the Los Angeles, California, firm Hinden & Breslavsky. Mr. Hinden has devoted his practice to restoring the benefits wrongfully denied to injured workers. He is the legislative chair of CAAA, an organization committed to fight for civil rights and the elimination of discrimination.
A prolific author, Mr. Hinden has authored over 80 books and publications, and has been a guest lecturer in more than 100 seminars, teaching the principles of workers' compensation. He is an adjunct professor at Southwestern University, an arbitrator and a judge pro tem. His passion is helping to restore dignity and self esteem to those whose occupations and lives have been altered due to an industrial injury.
About Barry Hinden
Law School: Southwestern Law School
Admitted: 1974, California
Professional Webpage: www.hinden.net
Honors and Awards:
- President, Blue Key National Honor Society
- Who's Who in America Colleges and Universities
- Who's Who in American Law, 1996, 1997
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Judge Pro Tem - Workers' Compensation Appeals Board
- Board of Directors CAAA 1997 to Present
- Arbitrator - Workers' Compensation Appeals Board
- Adjunct Professor Southwestern Univ School of Law
- Arbitrator - Workers' Compensation Appeals Board
- Elected Representative - Mid-City Recovery Redevelopment P.A.C., City of Los Angeles
- Vice President, National Kidney Foundation
- Vice President, Temple Emanuel, Beverly Hills
- President, Temple Emanuel Brotherhood
- Vice President, Westside Jewish Community Center
- Vice President, Pi Kappa Alpha National Fraternity
- President Tan Alpha Epsilon National Honor Society
- President, graduating class, California State University, Northridge
- Member, Lawyers Club of Los Angeles
- Member, Beverly Hills Bar Association
- Member, Los Angeles Trial Lawyers Association
- Member, Mid-City Chamber of Commerce
- Member, Los Angeles County Bar Association
- Member, California Society of Industrial Medicine and Surgery
- Member, Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles
- Member, California Applicant's Attorney Association
- Member, California State Bar Association
Pro bono/Community Service:
- Judge Pro Tem - Workers' Compensation Appeals Board
- Master Mason - Ionic Lodge
- Marathon Runner (completed Los Angeles and New York) Scoutmaster, Boy
- Scouts of America 6yrs
- Cubmaster 3yrs
- AYSO Soccer Coach & Referee 6yrs
- Little League Manager/Coach 6yrs
Scholarly Lectures and Writings:
- Co-founder of Comp-pro Seminars
- Medical Control Revisited.
- Surviving the Storm of Reform.
- Review and Update Rules and Procedures, Applicant Attorney's Outline.
- Review and Update Rules and Procedures, Employee-Selected Physicians Outline.
- How to Effectively Prosecute Your Liens.
- How to Practice Workers' Compensation Under Senate Bill 31.
- Billing for Treatment Collection of Medical-Legal Liens and the Admissibility of Your Reports.
- The Post-Termination Claim - Due Process v. Public Policy.
- Handling Workers' Compensation Cases under the 1993 Reform Acts - Applicant Attorney's Procedure.
- Understanding Normal Issues - Bank to the Basics.
- Recognizing and Handling the Collateral Issues to the Workers' Compensation Claim.
- Lecture, Workers' Compensation
- Medical Office Procedures under the Reform Acts., 1993
- Seeing a New Patient, 1994
- Medical Control, 1994
- Advanced Workers' Compensation in California, 1997
- Advanced Workers' Compensation in California, 1997
- Preparing Your Client for Trial., 1998
- Workers' Compensation in California., 1998
Educational Background:
- Fairfax High School, 1961
- Los Angeles City College, 1970
- California State University, Northridge, B.A. with Psychology, 1970
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