Lewiston, ID
Workers compensation Lawyer at Lewiston, ID
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Social Security
OUTCOME: The Idaho Industrial Commission awarded Claimant the lumbar fusion. The Commission awarded 2% disability.
Lopez suffered an injury to her lumbar spine while working on a hops farm. Her back injury resulted in a lumbar spine fusion surgery. The employer denied compensation for the surgery, arguing that Lope ... z's back condition was a result of pre-existing medical conditions.
OUTCOME: The Industrial Commission ruled that Anderson injured her cervical spine at work and ruled that she was entitled to a cervical spine fusion.
Anderson alleged an injury to her cervical spine while working at a sorority house. Anderson's surgeon wanted to perform a cervical spine fusion. Anderson's employer and insurance company denied the cl ... aim, arguing that Anderson did not hurt herself at work.
OUTCOME: The Supreme Court of the State of Idaho ruled in Mayer's favor, upholding the Industrial Commission decision.
Mayer's family prevailed before the Idaho Industrial Commission when it ruled that Mayer's disability benefits were inheritable. The insurance company appealed the Industrial Commission's decision.
OUTCOME: The Supreme Court of the State of Idaho overturned the Idaho Industrial Commission and ruled that the injuries Kelly suffered while traveling to an employer-mandated medical examination were compensable work-related injuries.
The Industrial Commission ruled that Kelly's car accident, while traveling to an employer-mandated medical examination, was not a compensable work injury. Kelly appealed to the Idaho Supreme Court.
OUTCOME: The Idaho Industrial Commission ruled in favor of the injured worker's family. The Insurance Company appealed the decision to the Idaho Supreme Court.
Mayer died while his workers' compensation case was pending. Liberty Northwest, the workers' compensation insurance carrier, argued that Mayer could not obtain benefits for his disability after his dea ... th.
OUTCOME: The Industrial Commission ruled that Claimant was totally and permanently disabled and that the total knee replacement was required as a result of his work injury.
Claimant suffered a work-related injury to his right knee. Claimant required a total knee replacement. The work comp insurance carrier denied the total knee replacement, arguing that Claimant's total k ... nee replacement was required because of a preexisting condition. Claimant had a poor recovery from his total knee replacement.
OUTCOME: The Idaho Industrial Commission ruled against the Claimant, and Claimant appealed to the Idaho Supreme Court.
Claimant suffered a car crash while traveling to an insurance-mandated medical examination. Claimant suffered catastrophic injuries in the crash and sought to have the Idaho State Insurance Fund pay fo ... r her injuries sustained in the crash. The State Insurance Fund denied responsibility for Claimant's injuries sustained in the motor vehicle collision.
OUTCOME: The Idaho Industrial Commission ruled that Claimant suffered 55% disability as a result of her work-related injuries.
After proving that Claimant had suffered a compensable workers compensation injury, Claimant had another hearing before the Idaho Industrial Commission to prove that she suffered permanent disability.
OUTCOME: The Idaho Industrial Commission awarded 62% permanant disability
Claimant suffered a rotator cuff tear to her left shoulder while carrying a five gallon bucket at work.
OUTCOME: The Idaho Industrial Commission awarded 75% permanant disability
Claimant suffered a severe injury to his left hand and arm when his left hand was caught in a chain sprocket at a lumber mill.
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