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EnriquezLiza

10/01/2010
history of working as a data entry clerk from 1988 untill1906 when she was suspended. She stated that she has never returned to work. The doctor noted that petitioner's problems are a direct consequence of her job. On 21808 petitioner underwent a right ring finger proximal interphalangeal joint

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VallesJeffrey

08/01/2023
the record and applicable case law I would have found that Petitioners claim is compensable as the Commission has jurisdiction to decide the instant claim under the Illinois Workers Compensation Act as the last act of hire occurred in Illinois on May 9 2018 when the union referred Petitioner

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MillerPhillip

07/01/2021
ILLINOIS WORKERS COMPENSATION COMMISSION DECISION SIGNATURE PAGE Case Number 17WC035761 Case Name MILLER PHILLIP v. CEDAR RAPIDS S

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WilliamsTracey

03/01/2020
compensable accident under a repetitive trauma theory of recovery. See Williams v. Industrial Commission 244 Ill. App. 3d 204 211614 N.E.2d 177 1993 citing Perkins Product Co. v. Industrial Commission 379 Ill. 115 120 1942 "the claimant's injury 'was directly connected with the manner and method in

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PerezWilliam

12/01/2021
appointments. Injuries resulting from a risk distinctly associated with employment i.e. an employment- related risk are compensable under the Act. Steak n Shake v. Illinois Workers Compensation Commission 2016 IL App 3d 150500WC 35 67 N.E.3d 571. Risks are distinctly associated with

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ClarkeLouiseM

09/01/2018
need for medical treatment and claimed periods ofTTD were a consequence of her work accident. On that issue Petitioner had the burden of proof and the Arbitrator has concluded that she failed to meet that burden. In so concluding the Arbitrator relies upon significant gaps in treatment followed by new

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Stabler Ken

05/01/2022
including certain deposit requirements in order to provide protection to the workers of the state in the event the insurers issuing workers compensation insurance to employers fail to pay compensable workers compensation claims when due. Ins. Code 11691. Every insurer is required to be a

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BetancourtCuahtemoc

03/01/2015
consequence othe work accident oMarch 26. 2012. I have recommended that the patient obtain an opinion regarding his foot and ankle from a premier orthopedic foot ankle specialist such as Dr. Armen Kelikian at 8 Cuauhtemoc Betancourt v. Baldwin Oxy-Drv Corp.' 12 we cc 0 1 7 3 1284115 I w Northwestern

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ShabezJoseph

09/01/2015
failed to prove a compensable accident within the meaning of the Act. Benefits requested pursuant to Section 8 are therefore denied. RULES REGARDING APPEALs Unless a party files a Petition for Review within 30 days after receipt of this decision and perfects a review in accordance with the Act and Rules

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StephensCharles

04/01/2011
ensuing injury not necessarily the causative factor. Vogel v. Industrial Commission 354 IlI.App.3d 780 786 821 N.E.2d 807 290 Ill. Dec. 495 2d Dist. 2005. Every natural consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in the course of employment is compensable unless caused by an

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