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Cervantes Luis

04/01/2024
p. 24. Dr. Welty generally opined that over 51 causation of the psychiatric injury was caused as a consequence of psoriatic arthritis. Id. at p. 25. Applicants GAF score was 45. Id. at p. 24. Dr. Welty was deposed on the issue of causation after which she agreed to reevaluate applicant and

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MitchellTina

05/01/2018
and testified that he advised claimant of this. He opined claimants back problems and radiculopathy were a consequence of her altered gait. He also opined claimants pain level is such that she would not be able to perform at any job. Dr. Constine also indicated no work at his February 20 2017

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ParkerGlen

01/01/2017
requirement the Legislature established as sufficient connection when it amended Labor Code 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 The WCJ's and parties' discussions about applicant's residence are of no consequence in this case. While it is true that Labor Code section 5305 states that the jurisdiction of the

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PlottEric

11/01/2021
result of the debridement that occurred during the arthroscopy. Every natural consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in the course of the claimants employment is compensable unless caused by an independent intervening accident that breaks the chain of causation between a work

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SmithDianne

05/01/2019
522 1969; Edward Don v Industrial Commission 344 Ill.App.3d 643 801 N.E.2d 18 2003 For an employee's workplace injury to be compensable under workers' compensation the petitioner must establish that the injury is due to a cause connected with the employment such that it arose out of the

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MinerMarsha

12/01/2022
home on July 5 2020. Every natural consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in the course of ones employment is compensable under the Act absent the occurrence of an independent intervening accident that breaks the chain of causation between the work-related injury and an ensuing

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ArroyoImelda1

12/20/2020
February 27 2016 or March l 2016. The Commission further finds Petitioner failed to prove her current conditions of ill-being are causally related to her alleged work accidents. rt IS THEREFORE ORDERED BY THE COMMISSION that the Petitioner failed to prove she sustained compensable accidental injuries on

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OviedoManuel

02/01/2019
claimants treatment of the low back. As a consequence the JCC denied the Section 440.105 defense. The 1st DCA in Arnold reversed stating the JCC too narrowly analyzed the ECs defense by considering only whether the alleged misrepresentation related to the claimants knee. The JCC apparently

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Wilson Ronald

05/01/2023
injury as a compensable consequence and causing the need for vocational rehabilitation benefits. 3. In support the applicant will submit medical reports from the Applicants treating doctors indicating an increase in disability and recommendations for surgery. It should be noted that these reports

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CaceresOsvaldo

02/01/2015
showed no signs of instability or other abnormality on exam. PR 742-743 He felt that the MRI findings on both the back and the knee were strictly degenerative in nature. PR 741-742 He acknowledged the radiologists description of a tear but did not feel this was a finding of any consequence or

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