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Judge rules that a prior final compensation order did not predict that permanent total disability benefits would flow from the award in that the claimant intended, but did not, undergo a surgery to alleviate the work-related injury.
The claimant filed a petition for benefits, seeking permanent total disability benefits.
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The First District Court of Appeal was not persuaded by the argument that listing the left knee as an accepted body part on the pre-trial stipulation constituted acceptance of the left knee condition.
The claimant, a firefighter, suffered a work-related injury to his left knee in 1997.
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An order compelling a claimant to attend an IRE is interlocutory and was, therefore, properly quashed by the Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board.
The claimant sustained a work injury on December 11, 2013, and began receiving benefits pursuant to a Notice of Compen
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Claimant injured in car accident while on a morning “lunch break.” Judge denies compensability as the lunch break was purely personal in nature and of no benefit to the employer. Judge also held that neither the special hazard nor dual purpose exceptions
This case involves an employee who took her lunch break in the morning so that she could take her son to school.
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Judge denies claimant’s petition as the statute of limitations had run and agrees that a doctor visit and prescribed medication were unauthorized.
The employer asserted that the statute of limitations had run on the claimant’s 2011 work injury when the claimant fil
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