ALJ order affirmed on violation of Section 390(3) and Rule 12
Susan Fritts2022-10-13T18:30:49+00:00Duane Carlow v. Fulgham Fibres - The Appellate Division has held that an ALJ did not abuse his discretion by [...]
Duane Carlow v. Fulgham Fibres - The Appellate Division has held that an ALJ did not abuse his discretion by [...]
Statements By Employer Do Not Establish Discrimination Michael Bailey v. Paul G. White Tile Co., Inc. - The Appellate Division [...]
WCB App. Div. Holds Sec. 201(4) Does Not Require Diagnosis Raymond Corson v. John Lucas Tree Experts - The Appellate [...]
WCB App. Div. Rejects Bright Line Rule To Define "Significant" or Requirement EE Claim Pre-existing Condition When Applying Sec. 201(4) [...]
WC Board Rule 2, §5 provides that an employer can discontinue partial incapacity benefits at the expiration of the 520-week [...]
The Maine Workers’ Compensation Board Appellate Division has recently issued an opinion affirming the denial of an employee’s petition on [...]
The Maine Workers’ Compensation Board Appellate Division has recently issued helpful, fact-specific decision affirming the denial of partial incapacity benefits [...]
Recent national and local news stories have brought to the forefront of public attention the issue of police body cameras. [...]
In connection with our work representing law enforcement unions and their member officers, we are spending an ever-increasing percentage of [...]
Dan Gilligan published a new article regarding litigation of Workers’ Compensation claims in Maine. This article describes all the steps [...]