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Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission ILLINOIS WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION PAGE 1 C A S E H E A R I N G S Y S T E M LEE, EDWARD 007 ARBITRATION CALL FOR HERRIN 13002 ON 08/06/2018 SEQ CASE NBR PETITIONER NAME RESPONDENT NAME ACCIDENT DATE ATTORNEY NAME ATTORNEY NAME *********************************************************************************** * = NEW CASE # = FATAL @ = STATE EMPLOYEE W = IWBF - 1 05WC 43550 BROWN, MARLO CIRCUIT CITY STORES, INC 10/24/04 MARTIN, PATRICK W 2 06WC 33245 HUGHES, HAROLD TOWNSHIP OF MURPHYSBORO 06/06/06 GENE A TURK, JR LAW OFFICE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 072 06WC030817 -C GILSTER-MARY LEE CORP 3 08WC 32351 CURTIS, RICK TOBIAS & DOREEN WILBORN W 01/09/08 MARTIN JANSKY LAW FIRM 4 08WC 53241 BORGRA, WILLIAM B FRANK WHEATLEY C ONSTRUCTI 07/23/08 EVAN L OWENS 5 09WC 32418 JACKSON, SHANE MENARD CORRECTIONAL CENTE @ 04/14/08 BECKER SCHROADER & CHAPMAN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 6 09WC 40663 CRAFT, CATRINA ST OF IL DEPT OF @ 07/19/09 PAMELA K HICKS ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 7 10WC 11241 19B HORN, KEVIN P SI WASTE SYSTEMS, LLC 09/22/09 JOHN D FOLEY MCANANY VANCLEVE & PHILLIPS 8 10WC 12297 MOSS, ROGER CHARLES LENARD SAWMILL @ W 06/23/09 LAW OFFICE OF JAMES PARROT NEWCOMB, PAULA M 9 10WC 16720 JACKSON, PATTY (ADMIN) ST OF IL MENARD @ 12/03/09 BECKER SCHROADER & CHAPMAN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 10 10WC 17361 HAYES, KYLE ROYAL PLAZA INN 03/30/10 BROWN & BROWN GAROFALO SCH REIBER STORM 11 10WC 19534 DOERR, THERESA ILLINOIS DEPT OF HUMAN SR @ 04/07/10 MCGARRY, BRIAN P ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 12 10WC 33497 MASON, VIRGINIA GILSTER MARY LEE 09/17/07 WILLIAMS CAPONI & ASSOC FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN 13 11WC 0 2783 TOTH, ANN (WIDOW) PEABODY COAL COMPANY # 04/06/08 CULLEY & WISSORE KEVIN M HAZLETT LLC 14 11WC 12778 NELSON, DAVID WHITE COUNTY COAL CO 10/04/10 CULLEY FEIST KUPPART & TAY FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN 11WC022962 -C 12WC006099 -C 15 11WC 16076 HENDERSON, MARVIN A SKC ENTERPRISES INC 03/03/11 LAWLER & LAWLER KNELL & O'CONNOR 11WC031423 -C 13WC027891 -C 16 11WC 32322 BELTZ, CHAD B PINCKNEYVILLE CORRECTIONA @ 12/10/10 KURT E HARRIS LAW FIRM ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 17 11WC 39594 DOWDY, TERRY IL DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION @ 07/07/09 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD ILLINOIS WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION PAGE 2 C A S E H E A R I N G S Y S T E M LEE, EDWARD 007 ARBITRATION CALL FOR HERRIN 13002 ON 08/06/2018 SEQ CASE NBR PETITIONER NAME RESPONDENT NAME ACCIDENT DATE ATTORNEY NAME ATTORNEY NAME *********************************************************************************** * = NEW CASE # = FATAL @ = STATE EMPLOYEE W = IWBF - 18 11WC 41206 BATES, KRISTINA POPE COUNTY CARE CENTER I 02/19/11 LAWLER & LAWLER BO GGS AVELLINO 19 11WC 41514 THOMAS, WAYNE M SR STATE OF ILLINOIS @ 09/29/11 CORNFIELD & FELDMAN ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 20 11WC 45128 MOULTRIE, GERI ITW INC 08/11/11 JAMES M RIDGE & ASSOC PC HENNESSY & ROACH 12WC026250 -C 13WC006876 -C DIAGRAPH ITW 14WC027677 -C 15WC017718 -C DIAGRAPH BRADLEY 21 12WC 02973 ROACH, ARTHUR PEABODY ENERGY 01/02/12 CULLEY & WISSORE MCANANY VANCLEVE & PHILLIPS 22 12WC 07541 THOMAS, WAYNE M SR STATE OF ILLINOIS @ 02/15/12 CORNFIELD & FELDMAN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 23 12WC 14891 COLVIS, DAVID A SCHECK 03/21/12 NELSON & NELSON HENNESSY & ROACH, PC 24 12WC 16073 MILLS, M ARLENE (WIDOW OF PEABODY COAL CO 06/18/11 CULLEY & WISSORE KEVIN M HAZLETT LLC 25 12WC 20476 FORNEAR, STEVEN STATE OF ILLINOIS @ 04/2 6/12 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL 26 12WC 26804 MCDERMOTT, THOMAS BIG RIDGE INC 06/06/11 CULLEY & WISSORE MCANANY VANCLEVE & PHILLIPS 27 12WC 30209 MIKLOS, DONALD FRANKLIN CO HIGHWAY DEPT 09/01/11 PRINCE LAW FIRM KEEFE & DEPAULI 28 12WC 33507 SEETS, LISA MARTIN-BAYLAY INC. (HUCKS 01/17/12 MCGARRY, BRIAN P KEEFE & DEPAULI 29 12WC 42536 19B MOLL, ALEX MENAR D CORRECTIONAL CENTE @ 11/26/12 FISHER KERHOVER & WELGE ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 30 13WC 01099 ARVAI, JOHN JR IL YOUTH CENTER MURPHYSBO @ 08/01/12 BECKE R SCHROADER & CHAPMAN ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 31 13WC 01714 MYERS, LAURA STATE OF ILLINOIS @ 10/11/12 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 32 13WC 04267 EBLIN, LISA ADVANTAGE NURSING SERVICE 08/22/12 LAW OFFICE KEITH SHORT STONE & JOHNSON CHARTERED 33 13WC 05747 GRAMMER, RICHARD SHAWNNE EXPRESS 12/26/12 LAW OFFICE OF JAMES PARROT JAMES M KELLY 34 13WC 06139 STROUD, JOHN JR AMERICAN COAL COMPANY 06/22/12 BEMENT & STUBBLEFIELD MCBREARTY, BRIAN K ILLINOIS WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION PAGE 3 C A S E H E A R I N G S Y S T E M LEE, EDWARD 007 ARBITRATION CALL FOR HERRIN 13002 ON 08/06/2018 SEQ CASE NBR PETITIONER NAME RESPONDENT NAME ACCIDENT DATE ATTORNEY NAME ATTORNEY NAME *********************************************************************************** * = NEW CASE # = FATAL @ = STATE EMPLOYEE W = IWBF - 35 13WC 08338 STRAUBE, BETTY A ILL DEPT OF TRANSPORTATIO @ 02/28/13 BUTLER KEMPER & WHITWORTH ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 36 13WC 10182 STAMM, LELAND STAMM TRUCKING 03/27/12 KEEFE & GRIFFITHS PC FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN 37 13WC 11674 FRANCIS, KAREN KARRI SIH MEMORIAL HOSP 03/03/13 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN 38 13WC 12036 BERT, AARON CHESTER MENTAL HEALTH CEN @ 03/19/13 FISHER KERHOVER & WELGE ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 39 13WC 14081 GRANT, RICHARD SHAWNEE EXPRESS 04/15/13 DWORKIN AND MACIARIELLO JAMES M KELLY 40 13WC 17196 LINSON, CYNTHIA SMART TRANSPORTATION 05/ 02/13 BUTLER & KEMPER RUSIN & MACIOROWSKI LTD 41 13WC 21598 NALLEY, DONOVAN THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY 03/20/13 PRINCE LAW FIRM MCBREARTY, BRIAN K 42 13WC 24894 EMERY, TRACY BROOKE HILL MANAGEMENT IN 03/20/13 LAWLER & LAWLER POWER & CRONIN LTD 43 13WC 26174 HIGGINS, KIMBERLY ANN CITY OF HARRISBURG 02/08/11 HOWERTON, DORRIS & STONE KEEFE & DEPAULI 44 13WC 27874 LAWRENCE, STEPHEN BIG RIDGE INC 11/16/12 CULLEY & WISSORE MCANANY VANCLEVE & PHILLIPS 45 13WC 32260 STEINER, JIM ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT RESOU @ 05/31/13 CULL EY & WISSORE ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 46 13WC 33096 GILTNER, BRUCE NEAL II ARCHER-DANIELS-MIDLAND CO 07/31/13 KRUGER HENRY & HUNTER FEATHERSTUN GAUMER POSTLEWAI 47 13WC 33188 ROGERS, DAWN ADDUS HEALTH CARE 03/14/13 MICHAEL MILES PATRICIA M CARAGHER 48 13WC 34854 FRED, KRISTI L GILSTER MARY LEE CORPORAT 09/30/13 KURT HARRIS LAW FIRM FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN 49 13WC 35696 WITTENBORN, ADAM CHESTER MENTAL HEALTH CEN @ 07/14/13 RICH RICH COOKSEY PC ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 50 13WC 42478 EARNHEART, TERRY KENT CITY OF WEST FRANKFORT 12/19/12 PRINCE LAW FIRM EVANS & DIXON, LLC 51 14WC 00136 MINER, MARS HA HERRIN HOSPITAL 12/11/13 EDWARD J FISHER FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN 52 14WC 00766 CHAMNESS, LAURA HERRIN HOSPITAL/SIH 10/24/1 3 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD FEIRICH MAGER GREEN & RYAN ILLINOIS WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION PAGE 4 C A S E H E A R I N G S Y S T E M LEE, EDWARD 007 ARBITRATION CALL FOR HERRIN 13002 ON 08/06/2018 SEQ CASE NBR PETITIONER NAME RESPONDENT NAME ACCIDENT DATE ATTORNEY NAME ATTORNEY NAME *********************************************************************************** * = NEW CASE # = FATAL @ = STATE EMPLOYEE W = IWBF - 53 14WC 01358 KOVACH, KELLY MARION REHAB AND 11/29/13 LAWLER & LAWLER WIEDNER & MCAULIFFE LTD 54 14WC 03152 19B THOMAS , DANNY SOUTHEAST PERSONNEL 12/20/13 WINTERS BREWSTER CROSBY ET QUINTAIROS PRIETO WOOD & BOY 55 14WC 03471 FREED, ROBERT J JR SIU CARBONDALE @ 07 /29/13 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 56 14WC 06246 BROOKS, TAMMY M DORMA DOOR CONTROLS INC 08/30/13 MILLER, WILLIAM R LAW OFFI 57 14WC 06895 MELVIN, HENRIETTA WEXFORD HEALTH SERVICES 09/22/13 BECKER SCHROADER & CHAPMAN RUSIN & MACIOROWSKI LTD 58 14WC 09849 SHAW, ALEX REPUBLIC SERVICES 12/03/13 HOWERTON, DORRIS & STONE 59 14WC 14726 BROWN, JOY BB VIDEO OF ILLINOIS INC 08/15/13 WILLIAM B BALLARD JR JOHNSON SCHNEIDER & FERRELL 60 14WC 15224 WARREN, MICHAEL CAIRO PUBLIC UTILITY 10/30/13 DWO RKIN AND MACIARIELLO STEPHEN H LARSON LAW OFFICE 61 14WC 16206 ROBINSON, ROBERT JF ELECTRIC 02/27/14 MUELHAUSEN & STEFANI ROUSE & CARY 62 14WC 16831 LITTRELL, JOSH THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY 02/20/14 PRINCE LAW FIRM MCBREARTY, BRIAN K 63 14WC 22022 19B ADAMS, TAWNY JAYLYNN CITY OF CARBONDALE 04/14/14 RICH RICH COOKSEY PC EVANS & DIXON, LLC 64 14WC 24335 BALLARD, DAWSON SOUTHERN ILLINOIS STONE C 11/04/12 CULLEY & WISSORE HOLTKAMP LIESE ET AL 65 14WC 28546 HOFMANN, ERIC ILLINOIS BASIN ENTERPRISE 08/01/12 LAW OFFICE KEITH SHORT THOMAS & PORTELA 66 14WC 29298 NALLEY, DO NOVAN AMERICAN COAL 05/02/12 PRINCE LAW FIRM MCBREARTY, BRIAN K 67 14WC 31614 ATKINSON, RANDALL URS - WASHINGTON GROUP 07/03/ 14 PRINCE LAW FIRM HENNESSY & ROACH, PC 16WC019428 -C 16WC019553 -C 68 14WC 31776 PARNELL, GARY KLEMM TANK LINES 06/05/14 TAMMI N. JACKSON INMAN & FITZGIBBONS 69 14WC 32313 MAUNEY, REBECCA PEABODY COAL CO # 05/31/12 CULLEY & WISSORE 70 14WC 32599 LOVELL, MARK SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR 07/20/14 LAWLER & LAWLER ROUSE & CARY ILLINOIS WORKERS' COMPENSATION C OMMISSION PAGE 5 C A S E H E A R I N G S Y S T E M LEE, EDWARD 007 ARBITR ATION CALL FOR HERRIN 13002 ON 08/06/2018 SEQ CASE NBR PETITIONER NAME RESPONDENT NAME ACCIDENT DATE ATTORNEY NAME ATTORNEY NAME ******** *************************************************************************** * = NEW CASE # = FATAL @ = STATE EMPLOYEE W = IWBF - 71 14WC 32696 19B WATSON, TYRON INTERTAPE POLYMER GROUP 03/17/14 WOMICK LAW FIRM CHTD EVANS & DIXON, LLC 72 14WC 33384 GRAHAM, DAVID L STATE OF ILLINOIS @ 08/17/14 LAW OFFICES FOLEY & DENNY ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 15WC004701 -C SOI 15WC005431 -C 73 14WC 35142 DAVIS, DEBORAH IL DEPT OF CORRECTIONS @ 07/03/14 RICH RICH COOKSE Y PC ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL 74 14WC 36099 KING, WALTER SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERS
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