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    Re: Workman comp. Judge

    Posted by bush hater on 5/18/05

    On 5/16/05, ^ wrote:
    > On 5/16/05, Paula Hooper wrote:
    >> 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.
    >
    > get an attorney and sue the bastards for defamation, mental
    > stress, denial of benefits, so on and so forth!!!

    I BET HE'S A FILTHY REPUBLICAN JUDGE!!!!!!

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Workman comp. Judge, 5/16/05, by Paula Hooper.
  • Re: Workman comp. Judge, 5/16/05, by ^.
  • Re: Workman comp. Judge, 5/18/05, by bush hater.
  • Re: Workman comp. Judge, 5/19/05, by Paula Hooper.


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