Senftner v. Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc., and Ace USA
…For Gillette injuries, knowledge of probable compensability is not often clear. It is hardly common knowledge that the concept of Gillette injuries exists, let alone that they are compensable in…
…For Gillette injuries, knowledge of probable compensability is not often clear. It is hardly common knowledge that the concept of Gillette injuries exists, let alone that they are compensable in…
…freezer section, including boots, coveralls, sweatshirts, mittens, and hard hats. A large freezer had three levels of conveyor belts with up to a height of 19 feet from the floor….
…the compensation judge’s findings of fact or by uncontroverted evidence from the employee’s medical records. The compensation judge’s unappealed finding that the employee’s complaints of pain and symptoms were credible…
…employee testimony, and medical records, supports the compensation judge’s conclusion. Employee was hired by Employer in March 2008 and played through the 2010 season. In 2011, he played for the…
…employee testimony, and medical records, supports the compensation judge’s conclusion. Employee was hired by Employer in March 2008 and played through the 2010 season. In 2011, he played for the…
…case brings needed clarity to the confusing case law surrounding the issue by rejecting the less demanding “positional risk test” and the balancing test used in Bohlin v. St. Louis…
…motion to compel. The employer and insurer appeal on the basis that the compensation judge’s determination does not conform to the Workers’ Compensation Act and the judge committed an error…
…his date-of-injury employment. Substantial evidence in the record, including the Employee’s own testimony, supports these findings and the Court agreed with the compensation judge’s determination that the Employee was not…