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February 26, 2020
Cheryl Scott, City Of Glendale Workers’ Compensation Administrator, To Retire At End Of March 2020. She plans to work part-time and be in the audience at the Hollywood Bowl. November 17, 2019
Lynda House, Veteran Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster, Enjoys Not Being Retired In Retirement. August 21, 2018
Sheri Lawrence Joins Sempra Energy As Employee Care Services Manager After 29 Years Of Workers' Compensation Claims Experience June 19, 2018
I, Harold David Anderson, Am Retiring From The Claims And Sales World, But Not From Work. I’m Moving On To Become A Full-Time Writer.
| | Farmers' Hires And Promotes A Bass Player To Handle Large Losses
By Pauline Grant - December 15, 2008Mary Heineman, who moved back to California in 2006 after some years of working and living in Texas, was hired by Farmers' Insurance in Simi Valley exactly one year ago as a senior claims representative handling workers' compensation claims, and now has been recently promoted to the Large Loss COE, in charge of handling the largest and most complex claims.
Mary also happens to be a bass player and a singer, and will perform at the annual Palos Verdes Cowby Poetry show in January of 2009.
She started her career in Southern California in 1979 when she was hired as a work comp claims examiner at State Compensation Insurance Fund in Arcadia. From there she moved in the early 1980s to Fremont Insurance Company and then in 1985 to Industrial Indemnity in Los Angeles.
Ken Merithew is now a senior examiner handling work comp claims at AIMS in Valencia, California. Ken lives in Newbury Park, and recently was on staff as an examiner for many years with Broadspire, now in Chatsworth, California. |
