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George A. Scott, III v. Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office and Johns Eastern Company, Inc.

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In George A. Scott, III v. Sarasota County Sheriffs Office and Johns Eastern Company, Inc. the Claimant suffered a compensable injury while working as a deputy. A year after Claimant’s accident he was transferred to a cardiologist and was eventually discharged and assigned a 25% impairment rating. Claimant was then told by the employer that …

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Willie Ruth v. A1 Roof Trusses and PMA Insurance Company

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In Willie Ruth v. A1 Roof Trusses and PMA Insurance Company the Claimant worked for A1 Roof Trusses which required lifting heavy items and strenuous work. The Claimant was injured on the job when he picked up some wood and felt a pinch in his lower back and down his right leg. The Claimant went …

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Bryan Kerr v. City of Palm Bay

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Melbourne Workers Comp Bryan Kerr v. City of Palm Bay (PMA Insurance) | Melbourne Workers Comp In the Florida workers’ compensation case of Bryan Kerr v. City of Palm Bay, there were three pending motions at the time of the Final Hearing. With a 33% impairment rating, the claimant advanced a petition for benefits. The …

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James Yeago v. Federal Express Corporation and Sedgwick CMS

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The petition for benefits in the Florida workers compensation case of James Yeago v. Federal Express Corporation was solved at the final hearing. The claimant was compensated for the injury and given an authorized doctor, who placed the claimant at an MMI of 0%. No restrictions were placed on the claimant, and the claimant only …

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John Jack Stephen Cichy v. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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John Jack Stephen Cichy v. Tampa Bay Buccaneers was a workers compensation case regarding an accident that left the claimant with an ACL tear. The claimant was documented as reaching MMI with a 2% impairment rating, with full range of motion and no residual effects. He filed a petition for benefits after this period, which …

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Yendry Rosabal v. Rent-A-Center

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In Yendry Rosabal v. Rent-A-Center and Sedgwick CMS, the Claimant claimed a 2% PPI rating. The claimant had suffered a bicep injury in the course and scope of his employment. Following treatment, he was given a 0% PPI rating and placed at MMI. A doctor testified that it is possible to be asymptomatic initially, but …

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George A. Scott, III v. Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office and Johns Eastern Company, Inc.

Willie Ruth v. A1 Roof Trusses and PMA Insurance Company

Bryan Kerr v. City of Palm Bay

James Yeago v. Federal Express Corporation and Sedgwick CMS

John Jack Stephen Cichy v. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Yendry Rosabal v. Rent-A-Center

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