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Evidence of AMA Impairment Rating Can Be Introduced in Non-Comp Cases

By WorkCompCentral

Monday, September 24, 2018 | 0

The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that evidence of a person’s whole person impairment rating percentage is relevant even in a non-workers’ compensation personal injury case. Case: Herrera v. Lerma, No. 17CA0991, 09/20/2018, published. Facts and procedural history: Maria Herrera suffered injuries in a car accident with Leo Lerma in November 2012. Herrera was involved in a second car accident in June 2013, but she allegedly suffered no injuries. In June 2014, Herrera sued Lerma, claiming total damages of $38,356.46. At trial, she presented expert testimony that she had a 15% w...

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