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Capehart Scatchard Volunteers Go To The Dogs!

October 11, 2011
By John H. Geaney

Employees of Capehart Scatchard recently volunteered for and participated in the 4th Annual “Bark In the Park” dog walk and festival at the Rose Tree Park in Media, Pennsylvania on Saturday, October 8, 2011.  Proceeds from the event benefited the Delaware County S.P.C.A. which was able to exceed its fundraising goal in this one event.  Please see the photo below from the event.  Hit the comment button and let us know which partner of Capehart Scatchard’s workers’ compensation department is under the dog suit.  Guess right and you will receive a visit from our mystery partner, in disguise of course. 

 

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John H. Geaney

Co-Chair, Workers’ Compensation Practice

Mr. Geaney’s practice involves representation of employers, self-insured companies, third party administrators, and insurance carriers in workers’ compensation, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and Family and Medical Leave Act. He also conducts training sessions on workers’ compensation, ADA, and FMLA issues.

Mr. Geaney authors the New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Blog, which was named a LexisNexis Top Blog for Workers’ Compensation and Workplace Issues for 2016, and John H. Geaney’s New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Manual for Attorneys, Physicians, Adjusters, and Employers.

A frequent seminar moderator and presenter, Mr. Geaney travels the State of New Jersey extensively, speaking on a diverse range of topics spanning the breadth of workers’ compensation law.  John also served as the Mayor of Voorhees Township, New Jersey in 1991.

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