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DanuserMark

10/01/2019
carefully reviewed and considered all medical evidence along with all testimony. The Arbitrator concludes that Petitioner has proven by the preponderance of the credible evidence that his surgical procedures perfonned on November 28. 2016 and December 5 2016 were necessitated as a consequence of the

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HernandezCastilloRuben

10/01/2018
of Applicant to establish a compensable consequence injury for a different body part as Applicant must first establish that industrial causation for the primary complaints. Here as indicated above Applicant has failed to do so. Regardless the parties already obtained a PQME in internal medicine

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JuarezMaria 2

06/01/2021
entitled to a credit of 0 under Section 8j of the Act. ORDER PETITIONER FAILED TO PROVE THAT SHE SUSTAINED A COMPENSABLE INJURY ARISING OUT OF AND IN THE COURSE OF HER EMPLOYMENT WITH RESPONDENT. THEREFORE COMPENSATION IS DENIED. RULES REGARDING APPEALS Unless a party files a Petition for Review

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HollinsMary

05/01/2017
001429 to a The law with respect an employee having a subsequent injury as a result of weakened condition from a prior job-related accident and the weakened condition resulting therefrom is clear namely "Every natural consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in the course of

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Bailey David M.

03/01/2022
opinions. Defendants Exhibit 3. On 3-13-2013 applicants attorney filed an Amended Application for Adjudication alleging compensable consequence injury to additional body parts including psyche GERD sex dysfunction weight gain headaches and sleep dysfunction. On 12-18-2014 applicant dismissed

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Llamas Juana

08/01/2022
diagnostic results. Defendants Exhibit G QME Report of Hrair E. Darakjian M.D. 1282019 p. 2; Defendants Exhibit K QME Report of Hrair E. Darakjian M.D. 10092020 p. 2. Likewise Dr. Scheinbergs speculation that Petitioners lower back pain might be the compensable consequence of alerted

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MackBrandon

05/01/2018
Arbitrator finds that the motor vehicle accidents of February 22 2011 and July 23 2014 caused temporary aggravations of the Petitioner's low back condition; neither event broke the chain of causation. Every naturai consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in the course of one's

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BermanJeffrey

04/01/2012
hi.s evidence deposition testified that Petitioner's fall on March 252009 caused abrasions WhI lead to septIC olecranon bursitis. PX41. Dr. Sherman explained that Petitioner's septic olecranon burSItIS whIch developed as a consequence ofa fall on March 252009 caused an infection which spread 4

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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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CannonDonna

01/01/2013
occurred as a result of use her using her right upper extremity to open and close the door of the school bus. The presiding arbitrator found both claimed injuries were compensable and awarded benefits accordingly. The Commission after reviewing the evidentiary record concludes Petitioner failed to prove

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