COVID-19 Not a Valid Excuse to Deny Parenting Time in ColoradoCovid-19 has changed many things; how we shop, how we work, how our children learn and how we interact with [...]
Compensability and Withdrawing Admissions of Liability – Fraud – Respondents Demonstrated that the Claimant Lied about the Details of an Alleged Work Injury To Obtain BenefitsClaimant was a cook for a fast food restaurant. He reported a work injury on November 28, 2014. Specifically, the [...]
TTD not payable when Claimant fails to attend a demand appointment after being ordered to attend, and setting demand appointments is not dictating medical care.Claimant had an accepted injury to his right shoulder in 2015. After appropriate treatment, he was placed at MMI by [...]
A note from an LPN that fails to mention causation in relation to the applicant’s current condition is not sufficient evidence to support a reopeningIn Hothan, Applicant worked as a guard at the Mohave County Jail. In 2009, Applicant was injured when an inmate [...]
A pro se litigant can be deemed vexatious for filing repetitive complaints alleging bad faith for issues previously already ruled uponIn Clifton, Applicant sustained an injury in 2015 that was accepted and closed with temporary disability benefits but no permanent [...]
Director-Imposed PenaltiesIn Gallego, Claimant and uninsured employer (“Respondent”) previously entered into a settlement agreement for work-related injury suffered by Claimant. The [...]
