#TPD

Andrew Gordon v. Monro Inc. d/b/a Tire Choice Auto Centers and Travelers Insurance

In Andrew Gordon v. Monro Inc. d/b/a Tire Choice Auto Centers and Travelers Insurance Claimant sought TPD for a closed eight month period. The E/C had paid benefits before and after the subject period, but had suspended benefits on the doctor’s assignment of MMI with no impairment. On the evidence presented and accepted, the JCC …

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Deon Strickland v. Randall Mechanical, Inc. and Gallagher Bassett Services, Inc.

In Deon Strickland v. Randall Mechanical, Inc. and Gallagher Bassett Services, Inc. temporary indemnity was denied on the grounds claimant had voluntarily limited his income by refusing an offer of employment by the employer. The industrial accident involved an explosion of a pipe that was under pressure for testing. Due to the accident, claimant was …

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Pamela Vogelar v. Winn-Dixie and Sedgwick CMS

In Pamela Vogelar v. Winn-Dixie and Sedgwick CMS Claimant was involved in two accidents and sought treatment for both. The E/C stipulated to compensability but raised an MCC defense. After determining the E/C calculation of AWW was correct, the JCC considered the indemnity claims and defenses and found the medical evidence established the MCC of …

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Honorio Flores v. Smart Specialty Solutions, Inc. and The Main Street America Group

In Honoria Flores v. Smart Specialty Solutions, Inc. and the Main Street America Group the vocational experts in this PTD matter disagreed as to whether claimant had transferable skills and was able to perform sedentary duty work within a 50 mile radius of his home. Claimant was a 64 year old Spanish speaking man, unable …

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Ronald Shomaker v. Polk County Board of County Commissioners and Commercial Risk Management, Inc.

In Ronald Shomaker v. Polk County Board of County Commissioners and Commercial Risk Management, Inc. the Claimant filed a Verified Petition for Attorney’s Fees and Costs. The value of all of the benefits secured is $179,129.80. The value of the indemnity benefits is $177,497.80. A statutory fee solely on the indemnity benefits is $18,499.78. The …

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