The claimant sought entitlement to a number of medical benefits for physical and psychological treatment. The insurer asserted a MIG position. Adjudicator S.F. Mather, on review of the medical evidence, determined the claimant’s injuries fell outside of the MIG. The treatment plans that addressed the injuries removing the claimant from the MIG were found payable, while the remainder of the plans were dismissed. During the course of the proceedings, the claimant sought to add jurisprudence claiming the MIG was unconstitutional; however, Adjudicator Mather denied the adding of the case law to the book of authorities, since to do so would import a constitutional question without the proper notice to the Attorney General’s office.
