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Weilmann Lisa

03/01/2012
it did not mention whether that 2005 motor vehicle accident was considered to be industrially related as a compensable consequence. Defendant contended that at the April 2006 deposition "applicant was having difficulty recalling the names of all of her treating physicians and the identity of her

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DaubmanMark

04/01/2020
'--_ August 3 20 IS. incident but that they had been aggravated. to the cent Ivelby ideht H.e . beue;ed that the diiect consequence of the August3 2018 work-related activities is considered a Ium.bar strain but .. that however has led to the aggravation of pre-existing degenerative coridiori and

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MullinsCory

06/01/2017
. 794 1980. The Commission modifies the Decision of the Arbitrator to vacate the award of medical expenses and temporary total disability benefits related to Petitioner's right shoulder as it finds Petitioner suffered a compensable injury only to his thoracic spine on August 20 2013. Petitioner

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BonadonaMichael

09/01/2019
that the employment was a causative factor. St. Elizabeth Hosp. v. Illinois Workers' Camp. Comm 'n 371 Ill.App.3d 882 888 5th Dist. 2007. Every natural consequence that flows from an injury which arose out of and in the course of the claimant's employment is compensable under the Workers

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MixChristopher

05/01/2023
ability to return to work as a custodian but he still had tightness in his back when he tried to get up in the morning. After he got moving it loosened up a little. The Arbitrator found that Petitioner sustained his burden of proving he sustained a compensable work-related accident which caused the

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JohnsonGaryW

03/01/2020
. 2005. Case No. 16-WC-15259 Page 8 of20 1. Industrial Comm 'n "Every natural consequence that flows hom an injury that arose out of and in the course of the claimant's employment is compensable unless caused by an independent intervening accident that breaks the chain of causation between a

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WolfsonDonald

06/01/2014
in connection with knee surgery but that smoking marijuana is not Petitioner's "thing;" and 4 that Petitioner admitted to smoking marijuana only after returning home after the accident on the date of accident. The case was denied as compensable by the Respondent under Section 11 based upon a

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SitkowskiJames

02/01/2021
more difficult for an older petitioner to live with the consequence of an injury when symptoms may increase or arthritis may set in due to age as opposed to a younger individual whose body would be more physically able to deal with the injury and given now instead of his prior position of a warehouse

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CortezRogelio

06/01/2017
enlarged. The actual presence of Pincer and CAM lesions is actually either a - congenital process_ or-a preexisting_ Ircicss-__eYJtslfjt__did not-jt_ was not caused by the accident though the consequence is that he's predisposed. So in deep flexion or in a squatting maneuver or in heavy lifting the

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CortezRogelio

05/01/2018
congenital process or a preexisting process. By itself it did not-it was not caused by the accident though the consequence is_ tja_ he's predisposed. So i..'1 deep flexion or ina sqyatting .1Tianu_Y'. Qt in heaVy lifting the labrum takes a beating from these bone spurs and can rip and tear. The

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