Cleveland, OH
Workers compensation Lawyer at Cleveland, OH
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Car Accidents
OUTCOME: Jury verdict in favor of Plaintiff
Jury Finds That The Plaintiff Is Entitled To Participate In The Workers' Compensation Fund for the condition of Aggravation of Pre-Existing Degenerative Disc Disease C5-T1 and for the condition of Agg ... ravation of Pre-Existing Degenerative Joint Disease C5-T1 and for the condition of Radiculopathy at C7 and C8 and for the condition of Radiculitis at C7 and C8
OUTCOME: Judgement for Plaintiff
Plaintiff is allowed to participate in workers' compensation for the condition of Lumbar Sprain/Strain
OUTCOME: Plaintiff remains entitled to participate in Ohio Workers' Compensation
Employer dismisses its appeal to Plaintiff's successful Industrial Commission allowance of claim condition
OUTCOME: Jury Verdict in favor of Plaintiff
Jury Verdict in favor of Plaintiff - Jury finds Plaintiff is entitled to participate in Ohio Workers' Compensation for the condition of Aggravation of Lumbar Facet Arthritis
OUTCOME: Success
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OUTCOME: Jury Verdict 8-0 in Favor of Client
Claim allowed for rotator cuff tear by Ohio BWC. Denied for aggravation of of pre-existing impingement syndrome. Employer brings two (2) board certified physicians to deny impingement. Plaintiff uses t ... reating doctor of osteopathic medicine.
OUTCOME: Jury Verdict 7-1 in favor of our client
Issue in court was administratively denied HYPERTROPHIC FACET JOINT DISEASE at L5-S1 as a flow through condition from already allowed physical conditions in this injured workers' 08/16/89 work injury
OUTCOME: Judgement for Plaintiff
Injured worker entitled to participate in workers' compensation for Disc Herniations at L4-5 & L5-S1
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