§102(4) | Average Weekly Wage
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Title 39-A MRSA §102(4)Description
Methods for the determination of pre-injury average weekly wage under Section 102(4)
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Methods for the determination of pre-injury average weekly wage under Section 102(4)
Independent Contractor or Employee? Application of criteria for determination of independent contractor status.
The conditions for determining if a mental injury due to work-related stress arose out of and in the course of employment.
Compensability of disability for pre-existing physical conditions under Section 201(4)
Effect of subsequent non-work related injury on compensation payment scheme
Addresses issues regarding prompt or late payments of benefits per Section 205
Compensability and reasonableness of medical expenses under the Act
Cases addressing the evidentiary weight of multiple §207 medical examinations.
Application of maximum weekly compensation rate.
Determination and effect of total incapacity under Section 212
Determination of partial incapacity under Section 213(1)
Determination of permanent impairment under Section 213(1-A), and application of statute in multiple injury circumstances.
Determination and restrictions of benefits in accordance with Section 214
Addresses award for benefits to injured worker's estate and dependents, including funeral and other incidental payments
Eligibility and application of employment rehabilitation provisions
Addressing the application of, and the precedence of, an employee's right to have their former position reinstated in accordance with Title 39-A MRSA Section 218.
Implementation of credits or reductions for Social Security Old Age Benefits and certain employer-funded retirement and disability benefits
Determination and restrictions of benefits in accordance with Section 214
Addresses when injured worker's obligation to provide notice of injury arises and whether burden to establish timely notice was met.
Application of two-year statute of limitations and six-year statute of repose under Section 306
Application of Title 39-A MRSA, Section 312 regarding Board appointed IMEs and the increased weight given to the opinions of such examiners.
Addresses standard for reopening decisions under Section 319 based on newly discovered evidence.
Determination and order of penalties under Sections 324, 359, 360
Application of rebuttable presumption in cases of employee death (or inability to testify) that injury is compensable and that employee provided timely notice of injury.
Procedures and standards for final settlement of claims under the Act
Addresses claims of discrimination by an employer arising from employee testifying or asserting a claim under the Workers' Compensation Act.
Addresses apportionment of liability under Section 354 when two or more occupational injuries occur.