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Clendening v. Schlumberger Oil, W.C. No. 4-724-056 and 4-724-057 (2008).
Chris Clendening responded to a job advertisement for Schlumberger Oil (Schlumberger) by going to an office of a hiring service called “SOS Services” located in Colorado. During completion of an application and interview, Mr. Clendening was told that the job would be performed out of the state of Colorado, but would be he would be returned to Colorado every five weeks.
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Mayfield v. McKesson Corp., W. C. No. 4-521-486 (2003).
Of the many benefits that clients receive when they hire Mr. Simon, perhaps the most valuable is Mr. Simon’s ability to guide his clients to the correct medical care. This benefit paid dividends for Mr. Simon’s client, Tracy Mayfield.
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Mattingly v. Transwest Trucks, Inc., W. C. Nos. 4-404-249 4-442-133 (2001)
Diana Mattingly hired Mr. Simon to ensure that she received the workers’ compensation medical benefits that she want entitled. Mr. Simon assured that Ms. Mattingly received the benefits, regardless of which workers’ compensation carrier was responsible.
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Lazar v. Riggs, 79 P.3d 106, (Colo. 2003)
Mr. Simon has practiced personal injury law in the highest State Court possible, the Colorado Supreme Court. Not only did Mr. Simon practice and win at the Colorado Supreme Court level, he also set extremely important precedent in the scope of disclosure requirements for insurance companies.
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