Asbestosis Cases
MONTANA
SUPREME COURT CASES |
Fellenberg
v. Transportation Ins. Co., 2005 MT 90
Although a former employee of W. R. Grace had an injurious condition
(asbestosis) that was one hundred percent attributable to his employment,
undisputed facts demonstrated that his retirement was not related to
his lung disease and he had no intention of returning to work after
retirement. In this situation, the Workers’ Compensation Court
correctly determined that claimant’s asbestosis did not result
in a loss of actual earnings or earnings capability, meaning he was
not entitled to permanent total disability benefits, permanent partial
disability benefits, or impairment award. |
| Hardgrove v. Transportation Ins. Co., 2004 MT 340 (No. 03-678) |
WORKERS'
COMPENSATION COURT CASES |
Mack v. Transportation Ins. Co. [05/22/07] 2007 MTWCC 16
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Doubek v. CNA Ins. Co. [11/10/04] 2004 MTWCC 76
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Paul v. Transportation Ins. Co. [10/07/04] 2004 MTWCC 69
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Fellenberg v. Transportation Ins. Co. [3/19/04] 2004 MTWCC 29 Affirmed in Fellenberg v. Transportation Ins. Co., 2005 MT 90
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| Hardgrove v. Transportation Ins. Co. [08/13/03] 2003 MTWCC 57 Affirmed in Hardgrove v. Transportation Ins. Co., 2004 MT 340 (No. 03-678) |