LORRAINE HAWTHORNE (Employee)
v.
WALGREEN EASTERN (Employer)
and
AMERICAN ZURICH INSURANCE COMPANY (Insurer)
WCB 19-01-29-61
Maine Workers Compensation Decisions
State Of Maine Workers' Compensation Board
January 26, 2021
D/I:
06-06-2019
Within
5 days after issuing this decision, the Hearing Officer may
request that the lull Workers' Compensation Board review
this decision. See 39-A M.R.S.A. §320.
Within
20 days after receiving this decision a party may file a
motion asking the Board to find further facts and make
further conclusions of law and file the appropriate decision
if it differs from the original decision; within 15 days
after filing the motion, the party shall file its proposed
findings of fact and conclusions of law pursuant to §318
of the Act. WCB R. CH 12, §5.
Any
party in interest may request an appeal to the Maine Law
Court by filing a copy of this decision with the Clerk of the
Law Court within 20 days of receipt of this decision, and
then filing a petition seeking appellate review with the Law
Court within 20 days thereafter. See 39-A M.R.S.A. §322.
PURSUANT
TO BOARD RULE CHAPTER 12, §19, ALL EVIDENCE AND
TRANSCRIPTS IN THIS MATTEER WILL BE DESTROYED IN 60 DAYS
UNLESS (1) WE RECEIVE WRITTEN NOTIFICATION THAT ON OR BOTH OF
THE PARTIES WISH TO HAVE THEIR EXHIBITS RETURNED TO THEM OR
(2) A PETITION FOR APPELLATE REVIEW IS FILED. THE 60 DAYS
WILL NOT BEGIN TO RUN UNTIL ALL POST-DECREE MOTIONS HAVE BEEN
DECIDED OR OTHERWISE DISPOSED OF.
Sandra
Osterby, Employee Advocate Worker Advocate Division
Chelsea Suvlu, Esq. Tucker Law Group
RE:
Lorraine Hawthorne v. Walgreen Eastern
David
Hirtle, Administrative Law Judge
Pending
before the Board is the Employee's Petition for Award.
The employee is seeking benefits emanating from an alleged
work-related injury that occurred on June 6, 2019.
1.
Through her petition, the employee is seeking to define her
work injury to include her head, neck, and carpal tunnel
condition.
2. On
the injury date, the...
