Maine Petition To Determine Extent of Permanent Impairment is a petition filed with the Maine Workers' Compensation Board to determine the extent of permanent impairment to an injured employee in a workers’ compensation claim. This petition typically includes medical evidence of the extent of the injury and the employee's permanent impairment. It also contains information about the employee's current physical condition, including any restrictions in motion, activities, or work duties. The petition must be signed and dated by the employee and the employer. There are two types of Maine Petition To Determine Extent of Permanent Impairment. The first is a Schedule Award Petition, which is used to calculate the Schedule Award for an employee's permanent impairment. The second is a Non-Schedule Award Petition, which is used to calculate a Non-Schedule Award due to an employee's permanent impairment.
Maine Petition To Determine Extent of Permanent Impairment is a petition filed with the Maine Workers' Compensation Board to determine the extent of permanent impairment to an injured employee in a workers’ compensation claim. This petition typically includes medical evidence of the extent of the injury and the employee's permanent impairment. It also contains information about the employee's current physical condition, including any restrictions in motion, activities, or work duties. The petition must be signed and dated by the employee and the employer. There are two types of Maine Petition To Determine Extent of Permanent Impairment. The first is a Schedule Award Petition, which is used to calculate the Schedule Award for an employee's permanent impairment. The second is a Non-Schedule Award Petition, which is used to calculate a Non-Schedule Award due to an employee's permanent impairment.