In Lucien Romeus v. Jahna Concrete, Inc., International Coastal Revetment Products and Amerisure Insurance neither the claimant nor the uninsured employer appeared at final hearing. Because claimant was not present to offer any evidence in support of the petition, the JCC DENIED all compensability, medical and indemnity claims asserted.
In Daniel Tobon v. Rivera Tires, Auto Tire Rivera and None unrepresented claimant failed to appear at final hearing, and had not attended the pretrial hearing or two scheduled state mediations. Ther being no evidence offered in support of the pending petition, the JCC considered the PFB to have been abandoned. Petition DENIED and DISMISSED …
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In Wayne Williams v. Amazon and Sedgwick CMS the unrepresented claimant, through his own testimony, established he sustained an accident at work and reported the same on the same day it occurred by virtue of a visit to the employer’s onsite medical clinic. Consequently, the JCC rejected the E/C notice defense. However, claimant failed to …
In Gayle Bosscawen v. SK Stones USA and Markel Insurance Company the unrepresented claimant did not attend mediation, failed to respond to the subsequently issued show cause order, and did not appear at final hearing. There being no evidence offered in support of the pending petition, the JCC DENIED and DISMISSED the claims with prejudice.
In Jasen Gibbons v. Edge Restaurant Holdings, LLC, Buya Ramen and Associated Industries Insurance Company, Technology Insurance Company, Amtrust North America of Flor the claimant was unrepresented and did not respond to the E/C verified motion to tax costs, nor did he appear at the hearing on the motion. The JCC examined the itemized costs …
In Carlos Cabrera Dovales v. Capital Underground Constructions LLC and State National Insurance Company, Normandy Insurance Company the claimant was unrepresented and failed to appear at final hearing. Additionally, he had not appeared for the E/C IME appointment, private mediation, or the hearing on former counsel’s motion to withdraw. In the absence of any evidence …
In Dwain Blyden v. Trinet for D & D Garage Doors, Inc. and CCMSI the claimant was represented. The JCC explained in detail the necessary evidentiary burdens required by Claimant to prove his case. The Claimant elected to proceed without counsel. The JCC observed the primary issues asserted by claimant were not the subject of …
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In John Hanks v. ADCS Solutions LLC and Frank Winston Crum Insurance, Inc CCMSI the claimant was unrepresented and failed to appear at the duly scheduled final hearing twice. Having no evidence before him to support the pending claims, the JCC DENIED all claims.
In Susan Menning v. Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. and Sedgwick CMS, Illinois National Insurance Company the claimant who was unrepresented did not appear at final hearing. Having no evidence in support of the outstanding claims, the JCC concluded claimant failed in her burden of proof and the petition was DENIED and DISMISSED with prejudice.
In Paul Manganello v. West World Telecom Corporation and Travelers Property Casualty the Claimant was unrepresented, presented no evidence to support his allegation that he was in the course and scope of employment at the time of his accident and presented no medical evidence that he sustained injuries in the accident. Entitlement to indemnity benefits …
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