Posted by Paula Hooper on 5/16/05

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Back in Nov. 2002 I was injured at work. After 2 1/2 years
my case was decided in under 4 hours. The Judge in my case
would allow no testimony that would prove my case. He
denied my claim. His denial was prewritten before case was
started. He states before trial my case was mental stress.
I had major back surgery. Two rods and four screws inserted
in back. I had a doctor that slandered me in his
deposition. Broke confidentialty between doctor patient. We
are appealing. Filing medical malpratice and a civil suit.
The claims adjuster statement was not allowed into evidence
clearly showing that I reported injury. I worked for a
state agency that is run by an elected official that was
indicted on 21 counts that were all dismissed. I testified
at the grand jury that caused his indictment. I was
retaliated at work. Mental stress along with undue sciatic
nerve problems caused my injury. My back popped and caused
a severe burning along the lower back area. Said doctor
along with a state doctor,primary care doctor and a social
security judge stated that I was disabled on Nov. 4, 2002.
But according to the W/C judge that was a lie. Is our
judicial system one-sided? You bet. I feel all cases should
be decided by the appeallete court.

Re: Workman comp. Judge, 5/19/05, by Paula Hooper.

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