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SloatRonnie

03/01/2022
consequence of having residual deficits particularly with the ulnar nerve then you may think or interpret their mechanism to be the sole and only cause of that condition when in fact the changes that youre seeing could be postsurgical. Id. at 12. He testified that he disagreed with Dr. McIntoshs

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McGahaNathaniel

05/01/2021
. Did an accident occur that arose out of and in the course of Petitioner's employment by Respondent Yes. Under the Act an injury is compensable if it arises out of and in the course of the claimants employment. Sisbro Inc. v. industrial Commn 207 ill. 2d 193 203 797 N.E.2d 665 671 2003

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CoxBrian

01/01/2017
strain of his back on the date of the accident that said injury had resolved itself and Petitioner had reached MMI as of 3114 and that Petitioner's subsequent complaints were more likely the consequence of his underlying degenerative disc disease as well as obesity. RXl pp.l323-24. Furthermore

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AndersonJoan

11/01/2014
testified the doctor said her thumb was of no useful consequence and she agreed pretty much with that. Petitioner stated that she was taken off work when she initially saw Dr. Hoffman May 30 2008 and then Dr. Triana kind of went back and forth. Dr. Triana would sometimes say she could do one handed

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MattinglyPatty

11/01/2019
omitted Every natural consequence that flows from a work-related injury is compensable under the Act unless the chain of causation is broken by an independent intervening accident. citation omitted Under an independent intervening cause analysis compensability for an ultimate injury or disability is

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EstradaEnrique

02/01/2023
applicable legal standard. 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

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KiddDonald

03/01/2011
05WCI2859 06WC40337 Page I STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF WINNEBAGO SS. D Injured Workers' Benefit Fund S4d D Rate Adjustment Fund S8g

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BaughCharles

02/01/2019
he was forthright during very inciteful cross-examination by defense counsel. Every natural consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in.the course of one's employment is compensable under the Act absent the occurrence of an independent intervening accident that breaks the chain

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OlizNicholas

05/01/2020
-being. Vogel 354 Ill. App. 3d at 786. Every natural consequence that flows from a work-related injury is compensable under the Act unless the chain of causation is broken by an independent intervening accident. National Freight Industries 2013 IL App 5th 120043WC 993 N.E.2d473 373 Ill. Dec. 167

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Collie Wendy

01/01/2023
chronic pain disorder with its psychological component the depressive disorder not otherwise specified with associated anxiety is a compensable consequence of the orthopedic injury and its associated orthopedic disability and based on AME orthopedic apportionment opinion which I have summarized in the

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