39-A §207. Medical examinations of employees; acceptance of treatment or employment rehabilitation
§207. Medical examinations of employees; acceptance of treatment or employment rehabilitation An employee being treated by a health care provider of the employee’s own choice shall, after an injury and at all reasonable times during the continuance of disability if so requested by the employer, submit to an examination by a physician, surgeon or chiropractor […]
39-A §222. Provisional payment of certain disability benefits
§222. Provisional payment of certain disability benefits 1. No delay of benefits. Payment of benefits due a person under an insured disability plan or insured medical payments plan may not be delayed or refused because that person has filed a workers’ compensation claim based on the same personal injury or disease. [PL 2001, c. […]
39-A §201. Entitlement to compensation and services generally
§201. Entitlement to compensation and services generally (CONTAINS TEXT WITH VARYING EFFECTIVE DATES) 1. Entitlement. If an employee who has not given notice of a claim of common law or statutory rights of action, or who has given the notice and has waived the claim or rights, as provided in section 301, receives a personal […]
39-A §202. Injury or death due to willful intention or intoxication
§202. Injury or death due to willful intention or intoxication Compensation or other benefits are not allowed for the injury or death of an employee when it is proved that the injury or death was occasioned by the employee’s willful intention to bring about the injury or death of the employee or of another, or […]
39-A §203. Incarceration of employee
§203. Incarceration of employee 1. Compensation while incarcerated. Compensation for incapacity under section 212 or 213 or under any prior workers’ compensation laws may not be paid to any person during any period of incarceration imposed in this State or any other jurisdiction after conviction of a criminal offense, except in relation to compensable injuries […]