Question 1

An employer can request an independent medical examination of the injured worker.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

What is an administrative law judge?

Accepted Answer

The administrative law judge is a person who presides at the workers' compen- sation hearing, makes rulings on evidence, and determines final awards.

Question 3

What are the consequences for a party who refuses to abide by the discovery rules?

Accepted Answer

A party who refuses to abide by discovery can be sanctioned by the judge.Most judges prohibit a party from presenting evidence on a contested issue or even to dismiss certain claims.

Question 4

Workers' compensation hearings are always held at local court- houses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What is the claimant's stance regarding the coverage of her thumb as part of her hand?

Accepted Answer

The claimant says that her thu

Question 6

What is the difference between an arbitration hearing and a contested hearing?

Accepted Answer

The purpose of the arbitration hearing i

Question 7

An order directing a person to appear at a hearing at a specific date and time:________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An order directing a person to appear...

Question 8

Explain the difference between interrogatories and depositions.

Accepted Answer

Interrogatories are written qu

Question 9

What are the consequences for a party who refuses to abide by the discovery rules?

Accepted Answer

If a party refuses to produce discovery

Question 10

Where are workers' compensation cases normally held?

Accepted Answer

Workers' compensation cases ar

Question 11

Explain how a workers' compensation case is presented.

Accepted Answer

Truehe hearing begins with a benefit rev

Question 12

Discovery in workers' compensation cases is much more limited than that found in civil cases.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What is a video deposition?

Accepted Answer

A video deposition is the ques

Question 14

What are the powers of an administrative law judge?

Accepted Answer

The Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) plays

Question 15

What is a request for production of medical records?

Accepted Answer

A request for production of me

Question 16

Where are workers' compensation hearings normally held?

Accepted Answer

A) At the courthouse. 
B) At the local jail. 
C) In a local conference room. 
D) Only at the workers' compensation board headquarters. 
A) At the courthouse. 
B) At the local jail. 
C) In a local conference room. 
D) Only at the workers' compensation board headquarters.

Question 17

If a party refuses to abide by the discovery rules, the administra- tive law judge can bar certain evidence from being submitted.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

How are contested workers' compensation hearings carried out?

Accepted Answer

A contested workers' compensation hearin

Question 19

The professional who presides at a workers' compensation hearing:_________.

Accepted Answer

administra

Question 20

According to the court, how is a motion for change of condition differ- ent than an original order awarding benefits?

Accepted Answer

A motion for change of conditi

An employer can request an independent medical examination of the injured worker.

What is an administrative law judge?

What are the consequences for a party who refuses to abide by the discovery rules?

Workers' compensation hearings are always held at local court- houses.

What is the claimant's stance regarding the coverage of her thumb as part of her hand?

What is the difference between an arbitration hearing and a contested hearing?

An order directing a person to appear at a hearing at a specific date and time:________.

Explain the difference between interrogatories and depositions.

What are the consequences for a party who refuses to abide by the discovery rules?

Where are workers' compensation cases normally held?

Explain how a workers' compensation case is presented.

Discovery in workers' compensation cases is much more limited than that found in civil cases.

What is a video deposition?

What are the powers of an administrative law judge?

What is a request for production of medical records?

Where are workers' compensation hearings normally held?

If a party refuses to abide by the discovery rules, the administra- tive law judge can bar certain evidence from being submitted.

How are contested workers' compensation hearings carried out?

The professional who presides at a workers' compensation hearing:_________.

According to the court, how is a motion for change of condition differ- ent than an original order awarding benefits?

Introduction to Workers Compensation

Compensation and Tort Law in Workers Compensation

Employers and Employees Under Workers Compensation

Injuries Under Workers Compensation

Benefits Under Workers Compensation

Workers Compensation Insurance

Appealing a Workers Compensation Award

Medical Utilization Issues in Workers Compensation

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Exam 6: The Workers Compensation System

An employer can request an independent medical examination of the injured worker.

What is an administrative law judge?

What are the consequences for a party who refuses to abide by the discovery rules?

Workers' compensation hearings are always held at local court- houses.

What is the claimant's stance regarding the coverage of her thumb as part of her hand?

What is the difference between an arbitration hearing and a contested hearing?

An order directing a person to appear at a hearing at a specific date and time:________.

Explain the difference between interrogatories and depositions.

What are the consequences for a party who refuses to abide by the discovery rules?

Where are workers' compensation cases normally held?

Explain how a workers' compensation case is presented.

Discovery in workers' compensation cases is much more limited than that found in civil cases.

What is a video deposition?

What are the powers of an administrative law judge?

What is a request for production of medical records?

Where are workers' compensation hearings normally held?

If a party refuses to abide by the discovery rules, the administra- tive law judge can bar certain evidence from being submitted.

How are contested workers' compensation hearings carried out?

The professional who presides at a workers' compensation hearing:_________.

According to the court, how is a motion for change of condition differ- ent than an original order awarding benefits?

Introduction to Workers Compensation

Compensation and Tort Law in Workers Compensation

Employers and Employees Under Workers Compensation

Injuries Under Workers Compensation

Benefits Under Workers Compensation

Workers Compensation Insurance

Appealing a Workers Compensation Award

Medical Utilization Issues in Workers Compensation

Filters