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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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St Pete Workers Comp Glenda Carrington v. Baycare Health Systems – Morton Plant Hospital (Commercial Risk Management) | St Pete Workers Comp In the final compensation order of Glenda Carrington v. Baycare Health Systems, a St. Petersburg workers’ compensation case, the claimant was unrepresented. The claimant provided conflicting testimony, stating that they became asthmatic both …
Miami Workers Comp Oscar Martinez v. Point East Condominium (National Liability & Fire Insurance Company) | Miami Workers Comp In the Miami workers’ compensation case of Oscar Martinez v. Point East Condominium, the claimant refused to sign the settlement paperwork and their attorney filed a motion to withdraw. The employer responded by filing a motion …
Michael Emmanuel v. ADP Totalsource Co XXI Inc, a Miami workers’ compensation case, regarded an order for a one-time change of physician (OTC). Though the OTC was awarded, it was found that the claimant’s complaints were related to a pre-existing condition, causing the employer to withdraw their compensation. After examination of the situation, it was …
In the Florida workers compensation case of Michael Emmanuel v. ADP Totalsource Co XXI, the claimant was initially compensated for an industrial injury, though the E/C later denied it. At a final hearing, the claimant was granted compensation, temporary partial disability, and a one time change of physician. The E/C’s IME defended the E/C on …