Striggler v. Nash Health Care Sys.
Opinion of the Court
2. An employer-employee relationship existed between Plaintiff and Defendant-Employer at all relevant times.
3. Zenith Insurance Company, formerly known as Riscorp, was the carrier on the risk.
4. The entire contents of the Industrial Commission file as well as medical records provided by defense counsel excluding those from Dr. Judith Riley have been received into evidence.
5. The Industrial Commission fully adopts the Full Commission Opinion and Award filed August 11, 2000.
2. Plaintiff last treated with Dr. Reddix in March of 1998. At that time, Plaintiff suffered from no conditions related to her compensable chemical burn.
3. A viewing of Plaintiff's arm, as well as a physical examination conducted by Dr. Appert, revealed no evidence of redness, swelling, atrophy, or evidence of a knot on Plaintiff's right arm.
4. Plaintiff's chemical burn resolved by September of 1997 and had not returned at the time of the hearing before the Deputy Commissioner.
5. Plaintiff suffers from no permanent partial impairment of the right arm related to her chemical burn.
6. Plaintiff suffers from no permanent physical restrictions of the right arm related to her chemical burn.
7. Plaintiff has returned to work with at least two employers in a full-time, full duty capacity including IHS of Tarboro and Wal-Mart.
2. Defendants have paid Plaintiff all medical and indemnity workers' compensation benefits to which she is entitled.
2. Defendants will pay an expert witness fee in the amount of $542.50 to Dr. Reddix, M.D.
This the ___ day of February, 2004.
S/_____________ PAMELA T. YOUNG COMMISSIONER
CONCURRING:
S/_____________ THOMAS J. BOLCH COMMISSIONER
S/_______________ CHRISTOPHER SCOTT COMMISSIONER
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