Longview Inspection v. Snyder (2002)
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Mills v. Boeing Co. (2007)
Id.; see Altamirano v. Woodburn Nursery, Inc., 133 Or App 16, 19 , 889 P2d 1305 (1995) (considering the date of the denial letter as context for the phrase “then current condition”); Longview Inspection v. Snyder, 182 Or App 530, 536 , 50 P3d 1201 (2002) (“[A] general denial will put at issue all of the relevant medical conditions of which the employer was aware.”).
“[A] general denial will put at issue all of the relevant medical conditions of which the employer was aware.”
Bd., 880 P.2d 1051, 1056-57 (Alaska 1994) (where awards of the workers’ compensation board and the lower court were reversed, attorney’s fees awards must also be reversed); Stucco Plus, Inc. v. Rose, 327 Ark. 314 , 938 S.W.2d 556, 561 (1997) (because employer’s liability for attorney's fees limited to amount of benefits awarded, where amount of benefits awarded reversed, attorney’s fees award also reversed); Dade County Bd. of Public Instruction v. Pazienza, 137 So.2d 569, 5…
although claimant prevailed before ALJ and workers’ compensation board, after appeals court reversed, award of attorney’s fees also reversed, as claimant did not “finally” prevail