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Janice M. Dwyer is a seasoned attorney and the managing partner at Cuneo Black Ward & Missler in Sacramento, California, where she has dedicated her career to serving clients with a comprehensive approach to general practice since 1993. A proud graduate of the McGeorge School of Law at the University of the Pacific, Janice earned her Juris Doctor in 1984, following her Bachelor of Science from Santa Clara University in 1980. With nearly three decades of experience at Cuneo Black Ward & Missler, Janice has built a reputation for her client-focused advocacy and unwavering commitment to achieving favorable outcomes. Her expertise spans various areas, including workers' compensation law, where she has been recognized as a Certified Specialist by the State Bar of California since 2013. Her role as an arbitrator for the Division of Workers' Compensation further underscores her deep understanding of complex legal matters and her ability to navigate them effectively on behalf of her clients. Janice's approach is characterized by her dedication to understanding the unique needs of each client, ensuring that they feel supported and informed throughout their legal journey. She prides herself on fostering strong relationships built on trust and open communication. Whether representing individuals in personal injury claims or providing guidance in general legal matters, Janice is committed to delivering strategic solutions tailored to each client's situation. Outside of her legal practice, Janice actively engages with the Sacramento community, embodying the values of service and integrity that define her work. Her passion for law and her clients is evident in all she does, making her a trusted advocate for those seeking legal assistance.
Workers' compensation attorneys help injured workers obtain benefits for workplace injuries. They navigate the claims process and fight for fair compensation. Common matters include workplace injuries, occupational illness, denied claims, disability benefits.