Douglas S. Jenks Associate
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As an associate with Dunlevey, Mahan & Furry, Doug Jenks concentrates his practice in workers’ compensation, intentional tort litigation, and occupational safety and health law. He represents business clients in hearings before the Ohio Industrial Commission, Ohio common pleas courts, and Ohio courts of appeals.
Doug is a member of the American, Ohio State, and Dayton Bar Associations, and has been a speaker before industry representatives regarding workers’ compensation law. He has also been admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.
He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Wittenberg University, a Master of Arts degree from Duquesne University, and his law degree from the University of Dayton. In law school, Doug won the Walter H. Rice Moot Court Competition, and was chosen by his class to receive the Lawyers’ Lawyer Award upon graduation. Before law school, Doug taught American History at the University of Dayton. Doug also is actively involved in coaching youth soccer, and is an elected member of the Miami Valley School Alumni Council.
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Reporting Workers' Compensation Claims to Medicare: New Requirements for Self Insured Employers
Because Medicare does not want to absorb costs of treating work injuries, new regulations require self insured employers to register with Medicare and report any workers' compensation claims in which Medicare... |
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Requirements for Self Insurred Employers are Rapidly Approaching
New Report Burden Begins Soon. The new Medicare workers' compensation reporting requirements for all self-insured employers go into effect May 1, 2009... |
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New Medicare Rules Impact $15,000 Medical-Only Program
State-fund employers participating in the Bureau of Workers' Compensation $15,000 Medical-Only Program will be subject to
onerous Medicare regulations... |
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