Dalton L. Hooks, Jr. is the Managing Attorney of the Law Offices of Floyd, Skeren & Kelly’s  Las Vegas office location.
   Mr. Hooks represents clients in connection with employment related disputes in State and Federal Courts and before administrative agencies.  Mr. Hooks also advises clients in various areas of employment law with a focus on workers’ compensation and occupational safety and health.  Mr. Hooks has more than 17 years of experience in occupational safety and workers’ compensation law in Nevada and was formerly the Chief Administrative Officer of the Nevada OSHA Consultation Section (SCATS).  As a former compliance officer with the Nevada OSHA program, Mr. Hooks conducted inspections in both general industry and construction settings including accident and fatality investigations.
   Mr. Hooks is an experienced trainer and former adjunct professor at UNLV.  Mr. Hooks’ unique background and training make him an effective and knowledgeable advocate.  Mr. Hooks is licensed to practice before all State and Federal Courts in the State of Nevada.  He is a member of various local bars associations.

MARLA R. FREDERICK
Attorney at Law

	mfrederick@fsklaw.com
	(702) 369-8820 ext. 208
	(702) 369-3903
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   Marla Frederick is an associate attorney with the Law Offices of Floyd, Skeren & Kelly in our Las Vegas office location. Ms. Frederick earned her undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh before earning her Juris Doctorate degree at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Frederick gained years of litigation experience in both workers' compensation and general liability.    While in law school, Ms. Frederick served as an editor of a law journal, completed an internship with the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and worked for the United States Attorney's office. She began her career at a civil plaintiff's law firm, later transitioning to insurance defense.
   Ms. Frederick currently represents employers, insurance companies, and third-party administrators in all aspects of workers' compensation litigation. She also defends clients in general liability matters.

   Norman F. Boxley is affiliated with the Law Offices of Floyd, Skeren & Kelly, LLP in his capacity of managing attorney of our firm’s liability defense/subrogation office in Pasadena.  Mr. Boxley earned his Undergraduate Degree from California State University, San Francisco, before going on to earn his Juris Doctorate Degree from Hastings College of Law.
   Prior to founding the Law Offices of Norman F. Boxley, Mr. Boxley obtained many years of litigation experience in numerous bodies of law.  Most recently, Mr. Boxley has been admitted to the State Bar of Nevada.  Mr. Boxley is also a member of a vast number of professional organizations including the Defense Research Institute, the Southern and Northern California Fraud Investigator Associations, the Southern California Association of Defense Counsel and the Los Angeles Bar Association.
   Mr. Boxley was previously enlisted in the United States Army where he served honorably as a Commissioned Officer and received numerous promotions to leadership positions.
   Currently, Mr. Boxley coordinates, oversees and advises on liability defense and subrogation issues for the Law Offices of Floyd, Skeren & Kelly.

   Terry Pertle is a Hearing Advocate with the Law Offices of Floyd, Skeren & Kelly, LLP in our Las Vegas, Nevada office location. Ms. Pirtle has been with Floyd, Skeren & Kelly’s Nevada office almost from its opening date in early 2007.
   Prior to coming to Floyd, Skeren & Kelly, Ms. Pirtle gained substantial experience in numerous areas of claims administration working as a claims clerk and later as a case manager in workers’ compensation matters. Thereafter, Ms. Pirtle gained several years experience as an Administrative Hearing Advocate.
   Currently, Ms. Pirtle works with of Floyd, Skeren & Kelly to assist in the representation of our client’s in all matters of workers compensation claims in the Nevada workers’ compensation system.