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Scozzari v. Montana Schools Group Insurance Authority2/17/2004
le a claim; she simply refused to do so. Her injury was not latent: she testified that one of her knees was bleeding following the fall and in August 2001. Moreover, ten months following her industrial accident, and almost two years prior to her actually filing a claim, she sought medical care with respect to one of her knees, making a deliberate choice to pay for her own care rather than submit it to workers' compensation. For the same reason, it should have been apparent to her as early as August 2001, that she might have suffered some sort of disability; at least she was aware that she needed medical care. I therefore find that her claim is time-barred.
JUDGMENT
The claim is time-barred.
This JUDGMENT is certified as final for purposes of appeal.
Any party to this dispute may have twenty days in which to request a rehearing from these Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Judgment.
Mike McCarter JUDGE
Mr. R. Russell Plath
Mr. Leo S. Ward
Submitted: January 29, 2004
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