Decisions of the Employees' Compensation Appeals Board, Svazek 34The Board, 1983 |
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... Board finds the case is not in posture for decision . It is well established that the employee initially has the burden of establishing that a disabling condition was caused or adversely affected by the employment.1 Appellant attempted ...
... Board finds the case is not in posture for decision . It is well established that the employee initially has the burden of establishing that a disabling condition was caused or adversely affected by the employment.1 Appellant attempted ...
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... findings resulted in no greater impairment than that determined in his June 7 , 1980 sched- ule award . The Board finds that appellant has no more than a 20 percent perma- nent impairment of his right leg and 19 percent permanent ...
... findings resulted in no greater impairment than that determined in his June 7 , 1980 sched- ule award . The Board finds that appellant has no more than a 20 percent perma- nent impairment of his right leg and 19 percent permanent ...
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United States. Employees' Compensation Appeals Board. ule award . However , as the Office has not yet issued a final decision on this issue , it is not before the Board on this appeal.3 The Board further finds that the evidence does not ...
United States. Employees' Compensation Appeals Board. ule award . However , as the Office has not yet issued a final decision on this issue , it is not before the Board on this appeal.3 The Board further finds that the evidence does not ...
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... Board finds that the weight of the medical evidence , as repre- sented by the February 20 , 1980 and March 24 , 1981 reports from Dr. Martin A. Blaker , a Board - certified orthopedic surgeon , supports the Office's decision to ...
... Board finds that the weight of the medical evidence , as repre- sented by the February 20 , 1980 and March 24 , 1981 reports from Dr. Martin A. Blaker , a Board - certified orthopedic surgeon , supports the Office's decision to ...
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... Board finds that the case is not in posture for decision as to waiver of the $ 1241.43 overpayment of benefits . Section 8129 ( b ) of the Federal Employees ' Compensation Act pro- vides that " adjustment or recovery by the United ...
... Board finds that the case is not in posture for decision as to waiver of the $ 1241.43 overpayment of benefits . Section 8129 ( b ) of the Federal Employees ' Compensation Act pro- vides that " adjustment or recovery by the United ...
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accepted facts aggravation alleged appellant's appellant's claim appellant's condition April April 21 asbestosis August 18 Board finds Board-certified orthopedic surgeon causal relationship causally related caused cervical claimant compensation order dated continuation of pay December December 15 decision dated diagnosed disease Docket ECAB emotional condition employee's employing establishment employment injury employment-related evaluation exposure February February 23 federal employment filed a claim GERALD LAMBOLEY hearing loss hospital hypertension indicated that appellant internist issue January July July 15 June June 24 left leg letter dated light duty loss of wage-earning lumbar lumbosacral March March 23 medical adviser reviewed medical evidence ment myocardial infarction noted November November 27 October Office hearing representative Office medical adviser Office of Workers Office referred appellant Office's overpayment pain patient period permanent impairment physician pulmonary remanded report dated report from Dr schedule award September September 16 specialist spine statement of accepted symptoms tion U.S. POSTAL SERVICE wage-earning capacity x-rays