Partial list of insurance doctors from the past. All of these "doctors" wrecked havoc with Alaskan's lives. These insurance employees come from out of state. I believe they are all from Oregon.

Nachman Brautbar, another hired gun from SEAK/California who has serviced Alaska in the past according to records.

The "Do We Cheat Them and How?" What a mockery of how injured workers are referenced.

SEAK Expert Witness Training 2017

I know there are many injured workers who have problems with work comp. This is an old document but please note the connection between SEAK/ABIME and the Dept of Labor in the state of Washington.

This is a very old fee schedule, roughly twenty years. This is just one group, there are many. Today's fees are much higher. These "doctors" get paid very well for their purchased insurance reports.

Dana Headaphol, from Missoula, Montana, has provided her expert insurance opinions in Alaska against injured workers. Injured workers in Montana, please take note and look into SEAK/ABIME.

This group, "T.I.M.E.", is another old group of hired guns. All three of these "doctors" are well known and used against workers in Alaska. Please note that this is another group from Oregon. Please note their non-existant (or perhaps - as needed) office in the Regency Fairbanks Hotel, in the basement. Please note, that this is an older fee shcedule, roughly twenty years, so this is well out of date with today's fees.

I was blessed to have a wonderful friend who was also friends with Mr. Ralph Nader. My friend approached him about a protest rally that was being held in Anchorage in honor of injured workers. It was an honor to have Mr. Nader attend. The Associated Press did an excellent article.

Letters from the Division of Insurance and Representative Fred Dyson regarding filing a complaint as a state employee and the investigation of that complaint.

Dr. Edward Holmes, alleged expert of Alaska's Assistant Attorney General David Rhodes and hearing office Kelly McNabb

I just received my decision and order from the workers' compensation board.  They insist the hired guns they use are more credible than any expert I have seen.  Now I was injured in 1988, medically retired for this "occupational injury" and received benefits for it.  It is of great interest that they settled out a man whom I helped and worked with to fight our cases back in the 90's when they forced us to see the late Dr. Ajit Arora from California.  We saw some of the same physicians, had similar tests.  I actually had more specific testing.  The only seemingly difference is that he is male.  I honestly believe that Asst. AG Rhodes is biased against older women and this may indeed be personal.  He did refer to my case as a "Zombie Love Story" (see earlier posted document)  The board members seem determined to find the "magic words" (from SEAK) needed by their hired guns to take away my much needed pittance of an income, in spite of the wealth of indisputable evidence I have in the medical tests.

They denied payment for my attorney fees.  This is seemingly how they force attorneys off cases, leaving claimants with even more struggles.  Please review the earlier post of fees they paid one group for services rendered by insurance prostitutes.  Over $700.00 an hour, twenty years ago.  It is considerably less than what today's market pays.  Hired guns, pathetic people hiding behind insurance adjusters and protected by state officials.

I am asking that anyone who knows a worker seen by Dr. Edward Holmes of Utah, to please contact me.  He has seen several cases in Alaska and found against the worker each time.  He also discredited  Dr. Gunnar Heuser, who is a legitimate expert, (please see earlier post on official letterhead).  We all know why they are using him.  I cannot imagine he has found favorably elsewhere.  He has a standing record of denials here.  I would welcome the opportunity to talk with those workers who have seen him.

Please follow as we post documents, while this is an Alaska case, it overflows to many other states and all workers need to see just how deceitful and conniving those in charge can be and how respect for life is way overshadowed by saving the state insurance money.  The state of Alaska is self-insured, so yes, the fox does indeed guard the hen house.

I continue to believe that if we all stand together and expose the doctors and those who use them, we can make a difference and see change happen.  Please share this with every injured worker you know and ask them to share it as well, from state to state.

Thank you for the encouragement I find in all of you who are fighting this nightmare .  We need to put our numbers to work together.  Somewhere there is a lawyer who will see the benefits of taking on this massive case of insurance fraud, one that is being perpetrated against injured workers everywhere.

This doctor from Washington advertises his "skills" in the SEAK 2017 directory. His Alaska "location" of course caught my eye. Then his phone number which is not Alaskan. Then came Washingotn and Hawaii. I wondered why I couldn't find him performing closer to home. Perhaps he doesn't want his local "patients" knowing about his moonlighting skills. To travel that far must certainly mean a gold mine of money for him. Very nice paid vacations that might possibly be disguised at tax time as business trips. Please note an earlier posted document connecting SEAK/ABIME with the Dept of Labor in Washington. This should give every injured worker a right to show concern over an IME perfomed by this man.

The Assistant Attorney General representing the insurance doctors feels that one of my physicians, Dr. Gunnar Heuser is less than reliable or credible. The following letter states just the exact opposite. One would certainly question that if this was a legitimate process, why one of the top experts in this country would not over ride an out of state insurance doctor hired by the same board trying to take my benefits away. If real experts are discredited it certainly shows intent to defraud.

This is an old document, but indoor air quality has been an issue for many years with health concerns that live on today.

For state employees, the system is owned and operated by the state. They license, hire, use and represent these insurance "doctors". The hearing officers are all state employees, It is said in a SEAK manual, "He who pays, gets the opinion." In Alaska's workers' comp system the quote should be, "He who gets the paycheck is owned, and the opinion is expected to be for the state". There is seemingly nowhere for the injured state worker to go for legitimate help within the state system. Additional correspondence from other state authorities/agencies will prove that even further.