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UPS Worker Injures Knee and Back [2016]

UPS Worker Injures Knee and Back [2016]

The 44-year-old petitioner was working for UPS as a part-time sorter when a box from the truck he was unloading fell on his leg. He sustained injuries to his right leg and lower back, making it painful to work.

Read the full arbitrator decision below:

ILLINOIS WORKERS’ COMPENSATION COMMISSION
NOTICE OF 19(b) ARBITRATOR DECISION

DAVIS, LEONARD                    Case# 16WC001596
Employee/Petitioner

UPS
Employer/Respondent

On 5/31/2016, an arbitration decision on this case was filed with the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission in Chicago, a copy of which is enclosed.

If the Commission reviews this award, interest of 0.48% shall accrue from the date listed above to the day before the date of payment, if an employee’s appeal results in either no change or a decrease in this award, interest shall not accrue.

A copy of this decision is mailed to the following parties.

1067 ANKIN LAW OFFICE LLC
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2461 NYHAN BAMBRICK KINZIE & LOWRY
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CHICAGO, IL 60602

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