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90-0044.doc
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to get the rock out. When he put his boot back on, he experienced sharp pain in his back and immediately
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90-0046.doc
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. Kalina did not know how herpes virus could get into the eye's interior, nor did he know what would
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90-0049.doc
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, but the next morning he could barely get out of bed. He described the pain as being in the middle area
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90-0050.doc
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is interested in getting back into some type of productive activity in spite of not working since 1986. He has
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90-0051.doc
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$8,000.00. Accordingly, the adjuster divided $8,000.00 by 100 to get $80.00 as Employee's gross weekly
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90-0057.doc
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to get beer down from tall stacks was sometimes required. (Hearing Exhibit One at 4-6). The JA also
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90-0061.doc
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also testified that by taking medication, he "would get along all right," and that he could "beat
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90-0062.doc
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for the employee to get back to some form of light gainful employment.
On June 28, 1988, Yan saw Dr. Garner
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90-0063.doc
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. But, when asked to get up on his toes on each foot to test his gastrosoleus group, this caused him
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90-0065.doc
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for him, but Employee was unable to pay for it. Therefore, he did not get to use it. Employee saw Dr
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90-0068.doc
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light work; his wife gets light jobs and he stays with her to help at her job site. Apparently, he
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90-0071.doc
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), reported Employee had discontinued his VR program for three reasons: (1) "to get a job and provide better
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90-0072.doc
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not get the results she expected, she called Bailey in early June and told her she did not want to settle
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90-0074.doc
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for discovery over to the employee himself. When the employee failed to get the information the paralegal had
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90-0077.doc
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a chance at losing his number an the union work list so he went back to the union to get dispatched
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90-0078.doc
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the claim based on clarification " and write the attending physician to get the proper rating. She insisted
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90-0081.doc
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could have. He'd been going and getting along, I guess, doing ironwork and getting along all right
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90-0082.doc
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and then we went to Hawaii on a vacation and I came back here. When I was over in Hawaii, I started getting
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90-0085.doc
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was irrelevant when work needed to be done. "If something has to be done, we chip in and get it done." (R
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90-0087.doc
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, 1987 he experienced excruciating lower back and leg pain while getting out of bed at home. He went
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90-0090.doc
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an entry of appearance on February 21, 1989. Mr. Olson attempted to get the employee's compensation
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90-0097.doc
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that it was an abuse of discretion to find Employee eligible for benefits because of his inability to get
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90-0108.doc
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that the assignment by the carrier was made with "full knowledge" that the estate would attempt to get reimbursement
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90-0116.doc
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, report her doctor, Thomas P. Vasileff, M.D., suggested Employee get a bone scan to see if an area in her
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90-0118.doc
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and to basically get around during the trip. For further support, Employee provided a January 17, 1990 letter from
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90-0121.doc
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will know if I will get the service of a lawyer."
Our staff sent him a form, a Statement of Readiness
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90-0132.doc
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get this evidence (including three previous hearing transcripts and several depositions) and file
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90-0135.doc
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wrist and tenderness in the area. She told him her wrist had been getting progressively worse
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90-0141.doc
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to Anchorage to personally see the adjuster and to get his benefits reinstated. He also hoped to find work so
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90-0142.doc
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which will continue to get worse, irrespective of activity.
He explained his research regarding carpal
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90-0145.doc
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will enable claimants to get at least something in the many controversial cases where there is serious doubt
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90-0147.doc
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time loss by the employee. However, while getting off an airplane in Dillingham in June 1982, he
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90-0153.doc
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for about three weeks, and then he contacted Shawn Hadley, M.D., to arrange for an examination to get
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90-0159.doc
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"[Employee's] anger gets in his way from [sic] being reasonable. He refuses to learn to use his non-dominant
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90-0164.doc
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in helping her get along with her job at the present time?
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Yes, I do.
Q.
In other words, if she
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90-0173.doc
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was overseeing these efforts, that you were getting better and would be able to eventually return to your job
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90-0176.doc
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of take[s] care of the county auto graveyard." (Hintz Dep. at 8, 12).
He also testified that he gets
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90-0181.doc
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this, it is often argued that to permit compromises will enable claimants to get at least something in the many
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90-0185.doc
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he twisted, falling down some stairs about 2 weeks ago. The knee is getting worse and it feels
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90-0200.doc
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, 1987 Employee slipped and fell while getting out of a pickup while working as a longshoreman in Valdez
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90-0202.doc
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is an elected position and is not reasonably attainable for at least two reasons, he has to get elected
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90-0205.doc
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in the walkway. Her leg was hurt. She was able to get back into her car and drove herself to Omega Pizza
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90-0207.doc
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to provide proof of financial responsibility in order to get a driver's license. Employee testified he still
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90-0209.doc
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and delays in getting the examination occurred, we finally received Dr. Voke's report.
Employer
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90-0210.doc
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getting out of the forklift. He stated that he had never had a seizure prior to the fall from
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90-0211.doc
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that Employee had been able to get by with conservative care, and that the exercises Dr. James had, prescribed
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90-0218.doc
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continued to get worse after surgery, Peek was again hospitalized in April 1987. X-rays revealed complete
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90-0224.doc
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on his neck, his neck gets better. Nevertheless, even with nonactivity, he continues to have headaches
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90-0231.doc
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orders into the computer. He described what happened next:
I was getting ready to go to lunch, and I
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90-0235.doc
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the case to settle. The employer requested the employee's attorney to get back in touch if he would
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90-0239.doc
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pretty hard on my patients in terms of getting them back to work, or at least telling them they can go
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90-0240.doc
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, and the substantial time they took to “get up to speed" in this area of the law.
We also find that the nature
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90-0241.doc
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Receipt.) on 2 August 1990 Jerilyn Gallagher informed us that she was in the process of getting new
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90-0252.doc
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to get any medical information from his SSA files because his case has already been decided by the Board
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90-0255.doc
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and attributable" to the injury. (C&R at 2).
Employee has continued to get periodic treatment from Lavern
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90-0256.doc
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gets the impression that the showing of the warning may have done the employer's case more harm than
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90-0259.doc
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started getting the same symptoms plus swollen joints and hoarseness (Dwight dep. at 28). She testified
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90-0267.doc
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. Because of the extreme cold weather in January 1990, he did not get to the dentist for a couple of weeks
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90-0268.doc
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such as this is small claims court. As suggested by the majority, the RBA has plenty to do without getting
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90-0270.doc
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seat position made it easier for him to get into the car. He feels the twisting motion, while trying
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90-0277.doc
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of significant improvement and furthermore would not get rid of all of his discomfort. . . . I would be very
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90-0284.doc
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Administration (VA) for assistance in paying for his medical care. After getting the VA approval he started
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90-0285.doc
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, Respondent also inquired about the possibility of getting a lump sum settlement. in a November 7, 1985 file
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90-0299.doc
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On May 6, 1985, Employee saw George Gates, M.D. for a back injury which occurred when he bent over to get
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90-0300.doc
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. if Employee wishes to be represented by counsel, she must get an attorney prior to the next prehearing
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90-0307.doc
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a question mark there. I don't know if he really will get that much better." (Dorr dep. pp. 5-6. ) Dr. Dorr
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90-0309.doc
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at the same time? if not, does the interest get stayed while the TTD is being paid?" We presume the interest
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90-0311.doc
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that Employee had been able to get by with conservative care, and that the exercises Dr. James had prescribed
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90-0312.doc
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he could get into the culinary union and obtain a job on the North Slope. He finally got a job
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90-0313.doc
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to provide details of her work history, Employee testified she came to Alaska after getting released from
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91-0001.doc
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whatever doctor from whom she chose to get treatment. She maintained that the physician that performed two
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91-0008.doc
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the fibromyalgia or chronic immune deficiency syndrome (CFIDS) was work-related. He added that by getting the MSDS
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91-0019.doc
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driving or various types of construction. It is not surprising he would try to get employment in something
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91-0023.doc
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she can get on with her life." (Orthopedic Consultation, 6 September 1990.)
At hearing, reemployment
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91-0026.doc
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employee did not get along with the employee or the other ramp personnel. They lived in the same bunkhouse
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91-0029.doc
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for the rest of his life. Employee said he didn't like this advice, and he stopped getting the physical therapy
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91-0030.doc
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was told by the union that they could not help him get his job back because the contract with Employer
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91-0033.doc
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people "get stiffened up" when they lie around. (Id. at 16). To this end, he repaired cabinets, put
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91-0034.doc
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that he would recommend Employee get once per month treatment provided the treatment does in fact control
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91-0044.doc
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of documenting the fact that he had advised you early on of the need for getting into a new line of work
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91-0049.doc
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for Veco and it was always fine, seven days a week.
Q. And then I guess what I'm trying to get
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91-0052.doc
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deal of time for a person to scar down and heal, thus getting rid of the pain clinically. The other
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91-0053.doc
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guess what I'm getting at what you mean by the word of "suggestion."
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Q. Well, I guess I am
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91-0059.doc
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to try to get a job with Otis Engineering. While waiting for an opening he took a job selling cars
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91-0060.doc
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can get jammed up into the shoulder joint and cause an irritation or actually tear the muscles
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91-0061.doc
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in the mid 1980's he would have told him to get into a different occupation. He testified Employee's 10
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91-0063.doc
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to get a splint for the left hand if the right splint helped. She was advised to follow up in one to two
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91-0064.doc
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, then I'd have to get up slow because they wouldn't straighten out without it hurting." (Employee dep. pp
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91-0067.doc
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she needed to get a job because her TTD benefits would be ending. She testified she phoned several
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91-0069.doc
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On April 30, 1987, Beeman saw Dr. Garnett and he encouraged him to get on with the surgery." (Dr. Garnett
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91-0071.doc
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Employee could still get the evaluation if there were "unusual and extenuating circumstances."
On October
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91-0072.doc
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be required to reimburse Employee if he paid $250.00 to a physician to get the permanent partial impairment
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91-0074.doc
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inability to work as a utility tractor operator because he is not able to get a driver's license. We find
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91-0075.doc
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condition of the Spokane economy. He hopes to get another "outside sales" job when the economy improves
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91-0085.doc
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resisted payment of PTD benefits, and he had to retain an attorney to get his benefits changed from TTD
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91-0089.doc
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sought to prosecute the claim to get the medical providers compensation for the services 3) service
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91-0091.doc
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that defense attorneys normally get paid for every hour worked, we find an hourly fee that is almost three
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91-0094.doc
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Employer's frustration in not getting this matter heard and in Employee's alleged refusal to provide medical
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91-0107.doc
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it allows him to get continuing care from his physician of choice. Moreover, we find the majority
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91-0112.doc
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into the refrigerator to get a tomato. She stated she felt pain, and she couldn't get up and move for a few minutes
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