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Court of Appeals Finds In-Camera Inspection Necessary Before Plaintiff Compelled to Sign Global Release
In Collins v. Interim Health Care of Columbus, 2014-Ohio-40, the claimant appealed additional conditions to the court pursuant to R.C. 4123.512. During the discovery phase of the case, the Bureau sent the claimant a global release for medical records, which she refused to sign. The trial court granted the Bureau’s motion to compel the claimant’s signature on the releases.
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Robert Solt, Robert King and Janelle Matuszak to Present “Workers’ Comp Boot Camp” at the Employer’s Association January 29, 2014
Robert L. Solt, III, Robert P. King and Janelle M. Matuszak will present a Workers’ Comp Boot Camp seminar at the Employer’s Association January 29, 2014 from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. The seminar will focus on hot topics in Ohio Workers’ Compensation including the hearing process, investigating a workers’ compensation claim, voluntary abandonment, permanent total disability, settlements and more.
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Industrial Commission Annual Report Available
The Industrial Commission has published its 2013 annual report on its website. The annual report contains information about customer service initiatives at the Commission, hearing activity among the various regional offices, and the Commission’s hearing performance. You can read the annual report by following this link to the Commission’s website.
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Court of Appeals Finds Employer Must Appeal Disputed Conditions To Court For Further Challenge
In Beaumont v. Kvaerner N. Am. Constr., 2013-Ohio-5847, the court of appeals examined whether an employer can raise a challenge to the allowance of conditions in a R.C. 4123.512 appeal, where the conditions were not appealed by the claimant. In this case, the employer challenged the disputed conditions by asserting a counter-claim in its answer to the claimant’s complaint.
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Comp Connection Vol.14, No. 1
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COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS SUBSTANTIAL AGGRAVATION DECISION
In Harrison v. Panera, 2013-Ohio-5338, the 2nd District Court of Appeals upheld the trial court’s decision, granting a claimant the right to participate in Ohio’s workers’ compensation law for a substantial aggravation claim.
The claimant suffered a shoulder sprain, which the employer certified.
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