Sentences with phrase «permanent restrictions»

It also goes against permanent restrictions placed by their chosen physician shortly after the injury.

For example, a car accident victim might be unable to enjoy recreational activities, might suffer permanent restrictions on movement, or might be limited in what he or she can do around the home.

Maine Employee Rights Group has secured compensation for many workers with repetitive motion and overuse injuries and has also negotiated for workers with permanent restrictions to return to lighter jobs with their employer.

Sixty acres of farm fields will eventually be sold to Princeton - based Hubbard's Farm once permanent restrictions are placed on the land.

The civil case was filed in February 2014 in order to seek permanent restrictions on Kisicki's contact with animals and to make sure that St. Francis All Creature Rescue and Sanctuary would stop defrauding consumers.

This is where a medical doctor states that you have permanent restrictions such as severe back, neck or leg problems where your movement is restricted and you are unable to do many normal activities of daily life.

Psychosocial and pain management issues often interfere with the injured worker's participation in a treatment program and prevent recovery, and / or the worker may have permanent restrictions from the pre-injury job.

Wilson has greater permanent restriction in movement of the left elbow than did the plaintiff in Thorp and still has nagging pain.

The petitioner fell from a ladder and injured her shoulder, requiring surgery and leaving her with permanent restrictions that prevented her from returning to her job.

This has been routinely affirmed by the last UN special rapporteur on human rights while countering terrorism, Ben Emmerson, amid claims that only emergency, derogations, suspension, or permanent restrictions could help the fight against terrorism.

The Plaintiff suffered some serious injuries to his spine which were expected to cause some permanent restrictions.