Contact Information

Aimee Caso

Acaso@efloydlaw.com

Ms. Caso received her Bachelor degree from Scripps College with a double major in Political Science and Economics.  She graduated from California Western School of Law in 1998 and was admitted to the State Bar in 1999.  After beginning her career in Employment Litigation, Ms. Caso turned her attention to the  handling of all aspects of Workers Compensation, and has continued to do so since 2001.  During that time, she has been instrumental in the supervision and mentoring of Junior Associates regarding case management, litigation, and successful settlement strategies.  In addition, Ms. Caso has been teaching Workers' Compensation as an Adjunct Professor at California Western School of Law since 2008, and has also served as a Workers' Compensation Judge Pro Tem.

Eldon L. Floyd

efloyd@efloydlaw.com

Mr. Floyd studied Speech and Communications at the University of Nevada.  He studied Law at Thomas Jefferson School of Law , having received commendation for his research and writing skills, and obtained  a Bachelor of Science in Law and a Juris Doctorate in 1993.  Upon passing the bar, Mr. Floyd began working primarily in business and employment law.  Since 1995, Mr. Floyd has been specializing in all aspects of Workers' Compensation Law, including the defense of Serious and Willful Misconduct, 132a claims, subrogation, arbitration, and appeals.   He is a frequent lecturer and instructor on Workers' Compensation issues, and has periodically served as a Workers' Compensation Judge Pro Tem.  Mr. Floyd is a Certified Specialist in Workers' Compensation Law.