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Lumber v. Meade

12/18/2020
Wright performed logging operations and ran a sawmill in Pike County for the purpose of supplying timber to local coal mines. Meade who had an eleventh-grade education had worked for Wright since 1996 in various capacities. On March 4 2003 Meade formed a partnership known as K & J Contractors with

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Pike v. Family Dollar Store

12/18/2020
Supreme Court of Kentucky No. 2006-SC-000850-WC May 24 2007 KIM PIKE APPELLANT v. FAMILY DOLLAR STORE HON. HOWARD E. FRASIER AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD APPELLEES APPEAL FROM COURT OF APPEALS 2006-CA-001414-WC

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Pike v. Family Dollar Store

12/18/2020
THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY No. 2006-CA-001414-WC October 27 2006 KIM PIKE APPELLANT v. FAMILY DOLLAR STORE; HON. HOWARD E. FRASIER ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE; AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD APPELLEES PETITION FOR REVIEW OF A DECISION OF THE

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R & S Body Co., Inc. v. McCoy

12/18/2020
an ALJ is free to apply the subsection that is more appropriate under the facts. In Adkins v. Pike County Board of Education 141 S.W.3d 387 390 Ky. App. 2004 the court pointed out that the likelihood of being able to continue performing the post-injury job may be one of several factors

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Caritas Medical Center v. Stout

12/18/2020
subsequently in Adkins v. Pike County Board of Education 141 S.W. 3d 387 Ky. App. 2004 that the Fawbush analysis includes a broad range of factors only one of which is the ability to perform the current job. The standard for the decision is whether the injury has permanently altered the worker's ability

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Adams v. NHC Healthcare

12/18/2020
KRS 342. 7301c1 to be appropriate because overwhelming evidence indicated that the worker would be unable to continue in the employment indefinitely. The court explained subsequently in Adkins v. Pike County Board of Education 141 S.W.3d 387 Ky. App. 2004 that the Fawbush analysis

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Dravo Lime Co. v. Eakins

12/18/2020
Francesca L. Maggard Lewis and Lewis Law Offices 151 E. Main Street Ste. 100 P.O. Box 800 Hazard KY 41702-0800 Counsel For Appelleecross-appellant Bernard J. Blau Jolly Blau Kriege & Turner 3699 Alexandria Pike P.O. Box 249 Cold Spring KY 41076 TO BE PUBLISHED

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Sheldon v. Kansas Public Employees Retirement System

12/18/2020
claim was required by statute to avoid an insurer's liability in Pike v. Gas Service Co. 223 Kan. 408 409 573 P.2d 1055 1978. However a statutory change in 1993 resulted in insurers no longer being required to show prejudice to avoid liability for such claims. See Injured Workers of Kansas v

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Stein Mart Inc., v. Pamlin Delashaw

12/18/2020
Ala. Civ. App. 2001 quoting Ex parte Pike County Comm'n 740 So.2d 1080 1083 Ala. 1999 internal citations omitted in Walker; see also Kohler Co. 921 So. 2d at 444-45 Ala. Civ. App. 2005 applying the last-injurious-exposure rule to successive employers as opposed to insurance carriers

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Grund v. American Trim, LLC

12/18/2020
court in Ex parte Pike County Commission 740 So. 2d 1080 1084 Ala. 1999 quoting 1 Arthur Larson & Lex K. Larson Larson's Workers' Compensation Law 13.00 1998 "When determining whether a successive injury is compensable the general rule is that when the primary injury is shown to have

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