Bleau v. General Motors Corp., 061506 MIWC, 2006-70
Case Date | June 15, 2006 |
Court | Michigan |
Plaintiff.Defendant:
Lynn KruspinkiEXHIBITS: Plaintiff:
Exhibit # 1, deposition of Dr. Gavin I Awerbuch;
Exhibit # 2, plant medical records;
Exhibit # 3, voluntary pay form dated 6-25-98;
Exhibit # 4, application for total and permanent disability benefits.Defendant:
Exhibit # A, deposition of Dr. Richard J. Kovan;
Exhibit # B, application for sickness and accident benefits, dated 5-12-97.STIPULATIONS: The parties stipulated that both the employer and employee were subject to the act on the date of injury, that the self insured carried the risk that Plaintiff was in the employ of the respondent at the time of the alleged personal injuries. For the injury date of 5-3-98, the parties stipulated that weekly benefits were $553; for the date of 3-5-01, weekly benefits were $644. The parties agreed that no decision was to be made regarding any prior injury dates, and there would be no change in status regarding voluntary payments being made. LAY TESTIMONY: Plaintiff began working for Defendant in May of 1977, at age 22. He is a high school graduate and had worked production jobs and as a security worker before beginning at Flint Metal Fabrication. He testified he ran a press and later did a c-cradle cross member job for about 13-14 years...
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