Mark A. Simon, Attorney at Law

$3M

Workers' Compensation

Record-setting workers' compensation settlement in Colorado.

Workers' Compensation

Ms. Mattingly, suffering from thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) due to work, received medical and disability benefits. The ALJ ordered Liberty Mutual to pay temporary disability benefits, medical benefits, and permanent partial disability benefits based on a twenty percent whole person impairment rating, which was affirmed on appeal.

Workers' Compensation

Mr. Clendening was injured in work-related accidents outside Colorado. Mr. Simon successfully argued that Colorado had jurisdiction over the claim, and the ALJ ordered Schlumberger to pay for medical treatment. The Panel remanded the decision for further factual findings on jurisdiction.

Workers' Compensation

Mr. Weidert, a window washer, injured his back. The ALJ ruled he was an employee, not an independent contractor, and his injury was work-related, ordering temporary total disability and health care benefits. This decision was affirmed by the Industrial Claim Appeals Office.

Workers' Compensation

Ms. Schutter was injured in an auto accident while traveling for work. After initial denial, Mr. Simon successfully argued that her injury arose out of and in the course of employment, leading to the award of workers' compensation medical benefits, affirmed after multiple appeals.

Personal Injury

In an auto accident case, Mr. Simon successfully argued before the Colorado Supreme Court to compel the disclosure of a recorded statement from the defendant's insurance company, establishing important precedent on disclosure requirements and ensuring his client could pursue deserved compensation.