ALJ Reliance on 312 IME Testimony Upheld
Susan Fritts2025-06-20T18:28:06+00:00William Parker v. City of Lewiston (Decision 25-09) - Where there was competent medical and other evidence to support the [...]
William Parker v. City of Lewiston (Decision 25-09) - Where there was competent medical and other evidence to support the [...]
Pauline Pleau v. Maine Veteran Homes (Decision 25-8)- Where employee left part time employment to become non-compensated companion to mother, [...]
Anthony Furbush v. C.N. Brown, Inc.(Decision 25-7)- Where medical expert’s causation opinion was expressed in terms of “more likely than [...]
Merchant v. Maine Dept. of Health & Human Services (Decision 25-06)- where pro se employee must abide by workers’ compensation [...]
Teresa Moffitt v. Fastenal Company (Dec. No. 25-05)- Where medical expert opinion on causation of thoracic outlet syndrome was ambiguous, [...]
Bickford v. Central Maine Healthcare Corp. (Dec. No. 25-4)- Where employer relied on medical evidence that head injury resolved nine [...]
Brewster v. S.D. Warren Company- Where the ALJ found former 39 M.R.S.A sec. 58 to be unambiguous and its plain [...]
April Moon v. Northern Lights EMMC- Where the employer failed to raise a subsequent non-work injury issue at hearing level [...]
Al-Tamini v. R.J. Grondin- Where the ALJ found the employee lacked adequate cause to refuse reasonable medical exam under 39-A [...]
Sherry Haley v. RSU 78 – Where the employer failed to raise the issue at hearing level of whether contrary [...]