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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-03
Type Ap Worker's Compensation
Docket 20 entries
Disposition dismiss

Docket Entries

  1. NOA Filed with Commission
  2. Disp-Dismissal by Joint Motion
  3. Filing Stipulation for Compromised Lump Sum Settlement
  4. Court Order Issued This appeal was remanded to the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission for approval of settlement. This court received a copy of the stipulation for compromise settlement approved by the Commission on April 23, 2025. Accordingly, the appeal is dismissed.
  5. Correspondence Sent Certified Order Mailed to Labor & Industrial Relations
  6. Appeal Stayed 120 days Per Court Order Issued March 28, 2025
  7. Court Order Issued The parties in this cause have filed a joint motion to remand requesting that this matter be remanded to the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission for approval of settlement and to stay the appeal pending Commission approval. Being duly advised in the premises, this court sustains the joint motion to remand and orders that: (1) This cause is hereby remanded to the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission; and (2) Upon receipt of this order, the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission shall review the settlement for approval; and (3) Upon the approval of the settlement, this appeal shall be dismissed. The appeal is stayed for 120 days pending approval of the settlement.
  8. Motion for Remand for Approval of Settlement and Stay the Appeal Pending Approval; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DANIEL ROBERT KEEFE On Behalf Of: CHERIE TUTTLE, MERCY HEALTH EAST COMMUNITIES
  9. Note to Clerk eFiling
  10. Transcript Filed Transcript Vol 7 of 9 pgs 964-1060; Transcript Vol 8 of 9 pgs 1061-1129; Transcript Vol 9 of 9 pgs 1130-1167; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  11. Note to Clerk eFiling
  12. Transcript Filed Transcript Vol 4 of 9 pgs 567-762; Transcript Vol 5 of 9 pgs 763-877; Transcript Vol 6 of 9 pgs 878-963; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  13. Note to Clerk eFiling
  14. Record on Appeal Record on Appeal Pt 4 of 4 pgs 73-86; Transcript Vol 1 of 9 pgs 1-196; Transcript Vol 2 of 9 Pt 1 of 2 pgs 197-291; Transcript Vol 2 of 9 Pt 2 of 2 pgs 292-367; Transcript Vol 3 of 9 pgs 368-566; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  15. Note to Clerk eFiling
  16. Record on Appeal Record on Appeal Pt 1 of 4 pgs 1-24; Record on Appeal Pt 2 of 4 pgs 25-47; Record on Appeal Pt 3 of 4 pgs 48-72; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  17. Clerk Remark ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTER MAILED TO KARLA S. HOGG.
  18. Acknowledgement Letter Sent
  19. NOA Filed in Appellate Court
  20. Filing Fee Paid

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