Ms. Fiore focuses her practice in the representation of employers, self-insured companies, and insurance carriers in workers’ compensation defense matters. Prior to joining Capehart Scatchard, Ashley served as a Law Clerk to The Honorable Francis J. Orlando, Assignment Judge Civil Division.
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Classes & Seminars
“Jeopardy,” Workpartners Workers’ Comp 2025 All Hands Meeting, April 2025
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in-house Broadspire, September 2024.
“What You Need To Know About Medical Temporary Total Disability and Permanency Benefits in New Jersey,” in-house WorkPartners, April 2024.
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals,” in-house Lowe’s/Sedgwick, February 2024.
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in-house Broadspire, February 2024
“What You Need to Know About Medical, Temp and Permanency Benefits in New Jersey,” Millennium Seminars, September 2023
“Effective Negotiation Strategies in Workers’ Comp,” panel discussion- moderator, Millennium Seminars, September 2023
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in-house Broadspire, August 2023.
“The Five Key Principles That Define a Successful and Cost-Effective Workers Compensation Program,” in-house Broadspire, February 2023.
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in-house Lowe’s/Sedgwick, February 2023
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in-house Broadspire, November 2022
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals,” in-house Synergy, September 2022
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals,” in-house Workpartners, July 2022
“Celebrating Black History: Civil Rights, Voting Rights, and Black Health,” Diversity & Inclusion virtual panel discussion, April 2022
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in house Amazon, April 2022
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” Synergy Comp, April 2022
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals,” Work Partners, August 2021
“Roundtable Discussion: What Actions Can Be Taken Moving Forward to Address the Problems of Racial Discrimination and Biases,” Part III of the Good Intentions Aren’t Good Enough webinar series sponsored by the Burlington County Bar Association, April 2021
“Handling Workers’ Comp Claims in 2021,” panel discussion, February 2021
“Roundtable Discussion: Let’s Lay Down the Burden of Division and Candidly Discuss our Role in Recognizing and Reacting to Racism,” Part I of the Good Intentions Aren’t Good Enough webinar series sponsored by the Burlington County Bar Association, November 2020.
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals,” Work Partners, October 2020
“Overview webinar,” in-house Amazon, August 2020
“Are you Winning? How to Succeed as an Intern or Entry-Level Attorney,” virtual panel discussion, Widener University Delaware Law, September 2020
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals,” in-house Broadspire, August 2019
“Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Liability,” South Jersey Claims Association, March 2019
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview For Comp Professionals”, in-house Synergy Insurance, February 2019
“Knowing the Key Defenses Which Will Help You Win in Comp Court”, Millennium Seminars, LLC, December 2018
“The Workers’ Compensation Manager’s Impact on Litigation, and How to Develop Litigation Prevention Strategies,” in-house Amazon, October 2018
“Panel Discussion: Fighting Reopener Claims to Obtain the best Outcome,” Kirshner Spine Institute, September 2018
“Panel Discussion: How to Prove a Workers’ Compensation Fraud Case,” Kirshner Spine Institute, September 2018
“New Jersey Workers’ Comp Overview for Comp Professionals,” in-house Sompo Japan, August 2017
“Panel Discussion: Which State Has The Best Comp Law? Compare and Contrast: New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia Comp Laws,” Millennium Seminars, LLC, July 2017
“Section 40 Liens,” in-house Broadspire, April 2016
“New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Overview for Comp Professionals,” and “Case Law Update,” in-house Broadspire, August 2015
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