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NJ PRIMA March 2026 Seminar

Shareholder Alexis Rose will be presenting the legal update at the NJ PRIMA’s March 2026 Seminar.

The event will take place at The Knoll Country Club, 12 Knoll Lane. Boonton, NJ 07005.

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NJ PRIMA’s Spring Seminar

Capehart Scatchard Shareholders, John H. Geaney, Esq. and Penelope Caamaño, Esq. will be speaking at this year’s NJ PRIMA’s Spring Seminar.

John Geaney will be moderating, An Interview With One of New Jersey’s Finest Pain Medicine Doctors: Giovanni Ramundo, MD.

Topics to be discussed during the interview:  

  • How does a pain medicine physician decide whether to prescribe opioids?
  • What are some of the telltale signs of opioid abuse?
  • How difficult is it to wean a patient off opioids?
  • When should a physician do injections to relieve pain?
  • What are the various injections that pain physicians can choose from?
  • Does marijuana work in reducing pain as an alternative to opioids?
  • What is the success rate of nerve ablation procedures?
  • How does a pain physician decide whether a patient has reached maximal medical improvement?

Penelope Caamaño will be giving a legal update on the public sector.

Municipal Employees: No Charge
Adjusters / Case Managers: No Charge
All Other Attendees: $75.00

Includes Hot Buffet Breakfast!

Register for this event by sending an email to info@njprimachapter.com.

 

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