Documents 1 to 13 of 13 matching the query "@DocTitle Wis.LIRC WC Decision AND July AND 2007".

1. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Allikas, Jacqueline - July 9, 2007 - ND § 3.16 - Employer premises;  § 3.17 - Going and Coming;  injury while entering building, in common area of property in which employer leased space - where employer rents space with right to use of  common areas, injury there is on the employer's premises

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2. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Miller, Brad - July 9, 2007 - ND § 5.6 - Healing Period; § 5.9 - Temporary Total Disability Benefits - 2% PPD for back, proposed fusion surgery approved - no TTD after condition stabilized even though awaiting surgery - but insurer may not refuse to pay for treatment then assert applicant has stabilized because of nontreatment - difference is whether Dr. credibly opines applicant has reached healing plateau

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3. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Oehlke - July 12, 2007 - ND § 10.2 - Stipulation - Request to set aside stipulation based on alleged misrepresentation of facts about whether applicant attending retraining program full time, rejected -- 1-year period for re-opening compromises in § 102.16(1), does not apply to stipulations -- 1-year mistake/new evidence provision in § 102.18(4)(c) could apply but no colorable showing for it here

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4. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Stanzel, Robert - July 12, 2007 - ND § 7.20 - Bad faith and Delay in Payment - § 102.22(1) inexcusable delay,  § 102.18(1)(bp) bad faith -- medical expenses not paid w/in 30 days as ordered - inaccurate belief that attorney fee dispute warranted non-payment not an excuse, inexcusable delay found - no bad faith found as to some expenses pd w/in 2 months, but bad faith w. maximum penalty as to others not paid for over a year - penalties against insurer for acts of its 3d party administrator

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5. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Barrera, Julio - July 19, 2007 - ND § 5.3 - Temporary disability, generally;  § 5.6 - Healing Period;  § 5.11 - Renewed Period of Disability;  § 5.46 - Employer's Liability for Medical Expense; § 5.50 - Consequences of Unreasonable or Unnecessary Treatment

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6. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Becker, Dale - July 19, 2007 - ND § 3.4 - Occupational Disease - 40-yr crane operator - prolonged neck extension (looking up while operating controls) and exposure to vibration - while with this employer only 1 1/2 years, applicant's severe, disabling symptoms started during this employment, and no particular length of employment necessary to find work exposure was a material contributory causative factor in onset or progression of occupational disease

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7. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Post, Rita - July 19, 2007 - ND § 8.47 - Statute of Limitations; § 9.2 - Petition for Review - 2002 application regarding 1989 injuries dismissed by ALJ on statute of limitations gorunds, petition for review filed 4 years later - applicant's claim he "was not notified" of deadline to appeal, rejected - not an occupational disease claim, so SOL applies; new application in 2007 based on same injuries, rejected

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8. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Bloom, David - July 26, 2007 - ND § 7.24 - Delay in Payment  - Inexcusable delay payment ordered against insurer - department warning letter sent only to employer, insurer -- which asserted delay was caused by employer not giving it information - was not given proper notice of the possible liability for a default order - order set aside

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9. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Casey, Timothy - July 31, 2007 - ND § 5.46 - Employer's Liability for Medical Expense; § 8.6 - Prehearing Procedure -  § 102.17(8) a procedural provision, does not require denial of  medical expenses -  under § 102.17(1)(a) ALJ had authority to bifurcate hearing, reserve evidence on medical expenses

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10. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Martin, Willie - July 31, 2007 - ND § 3.42 - Causation in Occupational Disease Case - Woelffer decision holds occupational exposure contributing only 5% to development of disabling condition may still be "material factor" - this distinguished from case of a doctor being only 5 % sure that work exposure was contributing cause in any degree - Woelffer decision does not modify standard of proof

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11. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Neitzel, Faye - July 31, 2007 - ND § 3.42 - Causation in Occupational Disease Case - applicant's day-to-day job duties,  incl. reaching to remove china plates loaded with food from heat lamp window, appreciable period of work place exposure at least a material contributory causative factor in progression of rotator cuff condition

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12. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Steiner, Dale - July 31, 2007 - ND § 4.8 General Rule; Expansion to Full-time Wage; § 4.11 - Restricted Availability for Employment - applicant chose to go from FT to PT to spend more time with family, for better job security as PT nurse, and because she did not like working weekends or holidays - conceded that FT positions were available at employer - applicant's average weekly wage determined based on hours actually worked, not expanded to FT

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13. Wis.LIRC WC Decision: Thomas, Harry - July 31, 2007 - ND § 5.31 - Non-Schedule Injury - "odd-lot" doctrine - applicant failed to make out prima facie case - applicant's expert's report misstates applciant's restrictions; in any event, applicant's rejection of job offer, and other evidence, would rebut any prima facie case

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