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Trial Win by Ariella Onyeama
August 21, 2021
Attempting to prevail on a jurisdictional challenge is never easy and is especially difficult when the employer raising the defense is a CA club. The fact a trial judge issued a take nothing finding in favor of the San Francisco Giants based on the jurisdictional defense raised by CCMPT is particularly satisfying. The trial judge’s...
This case involved an accepted date of injury. The PQME provided a report finding 0% whole person impairment. Thereafter, applicant’s attorney obtained a PTP report finding applicant to have 8% whole person impairment for the cervical spine and 7% whole person impairment for the lumbar spine. The matter proceeding to Trial, which included testimony from...
The above case was referred to Christian Colantoni at our firm in November of 2017 at which time it was already set for Expedited Trial on the issue of temporary disability. At the time, the matter involved an accepted specific injury. The Application for Adjudication of Claim filed in February 2017 stated the injury occurred...
Take Nothing by James Chapman
January 24, 2021
The Applicant in this matter was a warehouse employee at a large retailer who claimed a cumulative trauma injury to her bilateral lower extremities as a result of her work at the Employer. The claim was initially accepted as the Applicant did have medical evidence supporting problems with her lower extremities, and her job required...
The applicant in this matter was a Minor League baseball player who played exclusively for out-of-state minor league affiliates of the California-based MLB baseball club, San Francisco Giants. This matter proceeded to trial on the bifurcated issue of whether the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board had subject matter jurisdiction over Applicant’s cumulative trauma injuries alleged against...
Defendant was able to overcome the presumption of compensability and obtain a Take Nothing Award against the Applicant
October 16, 2020
The case involved a janitor who had reported an industrial injury that reportedly occurred on September or October of 2018. However, pled as a Cumulative Trauma from 05/05/2016 – 11/30/2018) due to repetitive motion as pled in the Application. There had never been any evidence presented for any injury to the arms, feet, and knee...
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Take Nothing by Kristine Patatian
August 4, 2020
The applicant in this case was a caretaker who alleged a continuous trauma injury. The defendant had concurrent employment with another company which he failed to disclose to his treating physicians. The defendant successfully objected to the admissibility of the treating physician reports as not being substantial medical evidence based on the doctor not being...
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