The injury occurs late on Friday afternoon or shortly after the employee reports to work on Monday. The accident was unwitnessed. Details of the accident, as found in the employee's first report of the claim, the employee's medical history, and third-party accident reports are vague or contradictory. After the accident, the employee moves out of the state or country. The employee receives mail at a post office box and has no reason for doing so.
Employee seeks treatment from chiropractor only and is never examined by medical doctor.
The treating physician is known for being involved in suspect claims. Several different doctors are involved and no one doctor is coordinating the medical treatment. Physician or chiropractor will not consider employee returning to work at any level as part of the rehabilitation or treatment program. There are substantial gaps in treatment. The location of the treating doctor or chiropractor is inconsistent with the employee's home or work location.