Claim Disposition Agreement definition

Claim Disposition Agreement means a written agreement pursuant to ORS 656.236(1), executed by all parties in which a claimant agrees to release rights, or agrees to release an insurer or self-insured employer from obligations, under 656.001 to 656.794 except for medical services, in an accepted claim.

Examples of Claim Disposition Agreement in a sentence

• We find Hill distinguishable on its facts.4In Hill, the court determined that the parties’ Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA) referencing the claimant’s “low back disability” constituted an acceptance of that condition.

• At the April 30, 2013 meeting, the Members also discussed rule concepts that would:(1) allow “responses” to be electronically filed through the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) portal; and (2) include “the Administrative Law Judge who mediated the agreement” on the signature line of the Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA) form.

• Payment of a Claim Disposition Agreement must be made no later than the 14th day after the Board or Administrative Law Judge mails notice of its approval of the agreement to the parties, unless otherwise stated in the agreement.

• OAR 438-009-0020(3) This section provides the language to be included in the “Approval Paragraph” for a Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA).

• On August 8, 2005, we approved the parties’ Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA), in which claimant fully released all rights to “non-medical service”benefits (including “Own Motion reopening”) under this 1985 claim.

• The insurer contends that claimant waived the right to assert entitlement to a penalty or related attorney fee in the January 9, 2013 Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA).

• Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA) approval is now available online.

• SAIF submitted an executed Claim Disposition Agreement for approval and the agreement was approved.