39-A §361. Payment to the Workers’ Compensation Board Administrative Fund; enforcement
§361. Payment to the Workers’ Compensation Board Administrative Fund; enforcement 1. Payment. All penalties assessed under this Act are payable to the Workers’ Compensation Board Administrative Fund, unless otherwise provided by law. Upon certification by the board that certain amounts in the Workers’ Compensation Board Administrative Fund attributable to penalties assessed pursuant to this Act […]
39-A §320. Review by full board
§320. Review by full board An administrative law judge may request that the full board review a decision of the administrative law judge if the decision involves an issue that is of significance to the operation of the workers’ compensation system. Except when a motion is filed to find the facts specially and state separately […]
39-A §352. Lump-sum settlements
§352. Lump-sum settlements 1. Agreement. An insurer, self-insurer or self-insured group and an employer and employee may by agreement discharge any liability for compensation, in whole or in part, by the employer’s payment of an amount to the employee if: A. The insurer, the employer, the employee or the employee’s dependents petition the board […]
39-A §321. Reopening for mistake of fact or fraud
§321. Reopening for mistake of fact or fraud 1. Agreements. Upon the petition of either party at any time, the board may annul any agreement that has been approved by the board if it finds that the agreement has been entered into through mistake of fact by the petitioner or through fraud. Except in the […]
39-A §353. Discrimination
§353. Discrimination An employee may not be discriminated against by any employer in any way for testifying or asserting any claim under this Act. Any employee who is so discriminated against may file a petition alleging a violation of this section. The matter must be referred to an administrative law judge for a formal hearing […]
39-A §321-A. Appellate Division
§321-A. Appellate Division 1. Establishment. There is established within the board the Appellate Division, referred to in this subchapter as “the division.” [PL 2011, c. 647, §20 (NEW).] 2. Composition. The division is composed of full-time administrative law judges who are appointed by the executive director of the board to serve on panels to […]
39-A §354. Multiple injuries; apportionment of liability
§354. Multiple injuries; apportionment of liability 1. Applicability. When 2 or more occupational injuries occur, during either a single employment or successive employments, that combine to produce a single incapacitating condition and more than one insurer is responsible for that condition, liability is governed by this section. [PL 1991, c. 885, Pt. A, §8 […]
39-A §321-B. Appeal from administrative law judge decision
§321-B. Appeal from administrative law judge decision 1. Procedure. An appeal of a decision by an administrative law judge pursuant to section 318 to the division must be conducted pursuant to this subsection. A. A party in interest may file with the division a notice of intent to appeal a decision by an administrative […]
39-A §322. Appeal from decision of appellate division or board
§322. Appeal from decision of appellate division or board 1. Appeals. Any party in interest may present a copy of the decision of the division or of the board, if the board has reviewed a decision pursuant to section 320, to the clerk of the Law Court within 20 days after receipt of notice of […]
39-A §323. Enforcement of board decision
§323. Enforcement of board decision Any decision of the board is enforceable by the Superior Court by any suitable process, including execution against goods, chattel and real estate and proceedings for contempt for willful failure or neglect to obey the orders or decrees of the court or in any other manner that decrees for equitable […]