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96-0459.doc
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as documented in this report, her normal brain scan, her normal EEG and video monitoring, and her normal neuro
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96-0467.doc
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, Alaska on December 4, 1996. We heard this petition on the written record. Attorney Michael Patterson
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96-0471.doc
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working for Employer from "rushing" up and down ladders and "running" across concrete floors
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96-0473.doc
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, Alaska on December 11, 1996. The employee was represented by attorney Michael Patterson; attorney
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96-0475.doc
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on December 11, 1996. The employee was represented by attorney Michael Patterson; attorney Richard Wagg
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96-0479.doc
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the employee's recommended course of treatment in his December 21, 1995 report, J. Michael James, M.D.
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96-0482.doc
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, J. Michael James, M.D., evaluated the employee. The parties agree disputes exist under AS 23.30.095
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96-0484.doc
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on November 12, 1996, in Anchorage, Alaska. The employee was present and represented by attorney Michael J
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97-0001.doc
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own deposition scheduled for 16 April 1996. Michael Boshears, a paralegal with the Law Office
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97-0003.doc
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. Employee is represented by attorney Joe Michael Cox. Respondents are represented by attorney Patricia L
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97-0005.doc
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stable.
At the employer's request, the employee was seen by J. Michael James, M.D., for an employer's
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97-0006.doc
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. The employee represented himself; attorney Michael McConahy represented the employer. The record closed
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97-0010.doc
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treated and/or evaluated Employee, we found Glenn Ferris, M.D. and Michael Newman, M.D. are Employee's
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97-0014.doc
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washer for years.
•Dr. Hadley also reviewed a video tape which allegedly shows the employee
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97-0015.doc
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a description of how his injury occurred. However, Michael Tachell, the employer's president, stated
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97-0018.doc
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by attorney Michael J. Patterson. Attorney Theresa Henneman represents the first defendants Silver Bay Logging
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97-0021.doc
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record on 15 January 1997. Attorney Michael Jensen represents Bobby McMahan (Employee). Attorney
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97-0022.doc
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by Sabine von Preyss Friedmann, M.D. (Internal Medicine), Michael D. Allison, M.D., M.P.H. (Occupational
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97-0023.doc
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but was represented by attorney Michael J. Jensen. The employer and its insurer were represented by attorney Timothy
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97-0024.doc
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One of the employee's treating physicians, Michael James, M.D., stated the following regarding
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97-0026.doc
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the fourth edition of the Guides.
Employee was previously rated at Employer's request by Michael James
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97-0028.doc
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MICHAEL GENCARELLE,
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Employee,
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Applicant,
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DECISION AND ORDER
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97-0029.doc
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on January 30, 1997. Employee is represented by attorney Michael Jensen. Attorney Patricia Zobel represents
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97-0030.doc
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(PTD) compensation. Employee is represented by attorney Joe Michael Cox. Defendants are represented
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97-0033.doc
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28, 1997, on the written record. Attorney Trena Heikes represents the employer. Attorney Michael
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97-0034.doc
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received on November 15, 1996 and December 16, 1996. Michael James, M.D., approved your return to the job
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97-0035.doc
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. Dr. Joosse sent the employee to Michael Gevaert, M.D., for a second opinion, stating in a July 24
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97-0037.doc
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on the written record at Fairbanks, Alaska on February 5, 1997. the employee was represented by attorney Michael
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97-0039.doc
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for benefits on 17 December 1996. Attorney Michael J. Jensen represents Employee. Attorney Shelby Nuenke
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97-0040.doc
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, Robert Michael Brogan, died in a work-related accident on January 1, 1996. The employee was unmarried
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97-0041.doc
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producing these characteristic lesions.
At the request of the employer, Michael Armstrong, M.D.
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97-0042.doc
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. Saw Dr. on 4-9-91, Dermatitis Atopic."
The employee stated she started treating with Michael F
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97-0047.doc
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referred Employee to Michael James, M.D., for evaluation and treatment.
In his January 11, 1996 report
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97-0049.doc
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capacity. . . ." (Jones I at 5).
At the employer's request, Michael C. Rose, Ph.D., performed
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97-0058.doc
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by attorney J. Michael Cox. Defendants are represented by attorney Clay A. Young. With both parties consent
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97-0059.doc
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MICHAEL MASON,
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Employee,
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Applicant,
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DECISION AND ORDER
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97-0061.doc
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medical attention for her thumb is the March 31, 1994 report by Michael Beirne, M.D., which states
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97-0066.doc
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was represented by attorney Michael Stepovich and paralegal Pete Stepovich of the Stepovich Law Office. Attorney
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97-0067.doc
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. The employee was represented by attorney Michael Stepovich; Attorney Elise Rose represented the defendants
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97-0070.doc
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No. 9623182
Michael Ness,/DBA
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Independent Carpenters of Alaska, )
AWCB Decision No. 97-0070
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97-0074.doc
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and cans, and that the ground was saturated with alcohol.
Michael Propst, M.D., the chief medical
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97-0076.doc
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MICHAEL PAUL ROBERTSON,
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Deceased Employee,
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AMELIA and ROSS ROBERTSON
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97-0079.doc
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MICHAEL MASON,
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Employee,
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Petitioner,
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DECISION AND ORDER
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97-0093.doc
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at St. Michael's, Alaska, on June 19, 1994. Subsequently, the employee sought treatment with Richard W
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97-0094.doc
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. Attorney Michael Jensen represents Evans Young (Employee). Attorney Elizabeth Goudreau represents Employer
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97-0095.doc
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by attorney Michael J. Jensen. The employer and its insurer were represented by attorney Theresa Hennemann
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97-0096.doc
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of Controversion dated 6/19/96), and then again on July 22, 1996, based on the May 10, 1996 report from Michael
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97-0097.doc
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sustained a 7 percent impairment rating as a result of her industrial injury.
2. Michael Eaton, M.D.
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97-0101.doc
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. Attorney Michael McConahy represented the defendants. The record closed at the end of the hearing
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97-0103.doc
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associates, (Michael James, M.D., Robert Fu, M.D., Susan Klimow, M.D., and Larry Levine, M.D.) the employee
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97-0105.doc
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for attorneys' fees and costs on April 16, 1997 at Fairbanks, Alaska. Attorney Michael J. Jensen represents
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97-0110.doc
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, 1997 at Anchorage, Alaska. Attorney Michael Jensen represents the employee. The employer John Cabot
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97-0111.doc
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referred the employee to Michael James, M.D., for an EMG, which showed no radiculopathy in the L5-S1 region
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97-0113.doc
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) decision issued on October 21, 1996. The employee was not present but was represented by attorney Michael
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97-0117.doc
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' compensation benefits. Employee is represented by attorney Michael J. Jensen. Phoenix Logging (Phoenix
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97-0123.doc
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MICHAEL GORDON,
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Employee,
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Applicant,
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DECISION AND ORDER
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97-0129.doc
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the employee presented to Michael H. Newman, M.D., with complaints regarding her work-related back condition
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97-0130.doc
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by Michael Newman, M.D., who diagnosed "acute non specific low back injury" and recommended continued
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97-0135.doc
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On March 11, 1995, at the employer's request, the employee was examined and evaluated by Michael G
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97-0137.doc
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by Michael O. Lagrone, M.D., who noted in his June 25, 1992 report. "Edith is a difficult problem. She has
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97-0139.doc
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. The employee is represented by attorney Michael Patterson; attorney Allen Tesche represents the petitioners
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97-0140.doc
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. The employee is represented by attorney Michael Patterson; attorney Allen Tesche represents the petitioners
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97-0141.doc
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. The employee is represented by attorney Michael Patterson; attorney Allen Tesche represents the petitioners
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97-0142.doc
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MICHAEL DEAS,
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Employee,
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Respondent,
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INTERLOCUTORY
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DECISION
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97-0146.doc
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, Alaska. Employee was present and was represented by attorney Michael Cox. Defendants were represented
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97-0147.doc
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6/21/96 Dep. of Ilmar Soot, M.D. at 5-6; 7/11/96 Dep. of Michael James, M.D., at 5). As a result
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97-0149.doc
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on June 24, 1997. The employee was present and represented himself. Attorney Michael A. Barnhill
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97-0150.doc
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by attorney Michael Patterson. Employer is represented by attorney Robin Gabbert. We closed the record
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97-0152.doc
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for repetitive motion injuries, we have a video available on the subject, and we have printed materials as well
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97-0153.doc
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Ridgley participated telephonically from Ketchikan, Alaska.
Michael D. Hinchen, Petitioner's General
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97-0156.doc
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Stepovich; attorney Michael Barnhill represented the defendants. After the hearing, the record remained
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97-0162.doc
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. The employee was represented by attorney Arthur Robson; attorney Michael McConahy represented the defendants
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97-0166.doc
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for the costs of that medical procedure.
The employee sought treatment with Michael Mahoney, M.D., in Alaska
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97-0171.doc
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, Alaska. The employee represented himself. The defendants were represented by attorney Michael McConahy
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97-0176.doc
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Michael Patterson. Patterson's paralegal, Joyce Gardner, participated telephonically in the hearing
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97-0178.doc
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for a gross weekly earnings determination on July 29, 1997 in Anchorage, Alaska. Attorney Michael Patterson
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97-0179.doc
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5, 1997. Applicant was present and represented by attorney Paul Hoffman. Attorney Michael Barcott
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97-0182.doc
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to in the VAX-D promotional video.
Dr. Horning testified that decompression can be accomplished by surgery
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97-0185.doc
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The employee's attending physicians are Michael Newman, M.D. and Norman Fuller, D.C. Shawn Hadley, M.D. examined
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97-0191.doc
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. at 41).
Although Michael Mahoney, M.D. is the employee's second treating physician, he reinforces Dr
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97-0192.doc
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in Anchorage, Alaska on August 14, 1997. Attorney Michael Jensen represents the employee. Attorney Deirdre
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97-0193.doc
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prior to the employer's production of a surveillance video in which it had monitored the employee
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97-0196.doc
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On August 7, 1996, the employee was seen by Joseph M. Seventko, M.D., locum tenens
for Michael H. Newman
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97-0200.doc
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by attorney Chancy Croft. Employer and its insurer (Employer) are represented by attorney Michael Barnhill
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97-0201.doc
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and received a settlement from which Employer is claiming an offset. (December 6, 1995 Letter to Michael
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97-0208.doc
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MICHAEL J. McCAY,
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Employee,
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Applicant,
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DECISION AND ORDER
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AWCB CASE
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97-0210.doc
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MICHAEL JENSEN, ESQ.
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AWCB Case No. 9429318
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Applicant,
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AWCB Decision No 97-0210
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97-0211.doc
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by attorney Michael J. Jensen. The employer and its insurer were represented by attorney Theresa Hennemann
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97-0212.doc
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himself; attorney Michael McConahy represented the defendants. The record closed at the end
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97-0214.doc
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18, 1997. The employee was represented by attorney Michael Jensen; attorney Richard Wagg represents
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97-0216.doc
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on May 4, 1995, Michael H. Newman, M.D., the orthopedic surgeon who performed a fusion on the employee's
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97-0217.doc
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MICHAEL SAWINSKI; SUZANNE DEANS,
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a.k.a., SUZANNE SAWINSKI; and
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DONALD CHABOT
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97-0221.doc
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, the employee's former attorney Michael Stepovich indicated the employee worked a total of several weeks during
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97-0230.doc
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represented himself; attorney Michael McConahy represented the defendants. The record closed at the end
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97-0234.doc
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to AS 23.30.095(a).
Medical Background
On March 7, 1994, the employee was evaluated by Michael Fischer, M.D. Dr
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97-0237.doc
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KEENER PACKING CO. INC.,
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Uninsured Employer,
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and
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MICHAEL
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97-0238.doc
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Michael Budzinski represents employer Travelways and its carrier (Travelways). Attorney Richard Wagg
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97-0239.doc
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condition. (Id. at 13).
At the employer's request, Michael James, M.D., examined the employee on August
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97-0240.doc
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, Alaska. The employee was present and represented by attorney Michael J. Jensen. The employer and its
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97-0241.doc
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request and without opposition from the employee. The employee is represented by attorney Michael
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