[nfbmi-talk] zimmer and a g warren in other news

[joe harcz Comcast]

Shocked, yes...Just like in Casablanca, the movie when Claude Rains, playing 
the corrupt Vichy police chief shouted, "I'm shocked, shocked to find 
gambling going on here!" As he closed down Rick's American Cafe at the 
behest of the Gestapo Chief, all the time gathering up his winnings from the 
Roulette wheel.

Now, I'm shocked at the breadth and scope of the head of MAHS' innate 
conflict of interests and that he always gets his back coverred by A.G. Tom 
Warren.

Hmmm....Does this remind anyon of anything like the rummied MCB meeting of 
March of last year and the shenigans tthat went on relative to the Fellows 
case?

And of course, Zimmer didn't want to "pay out", and of course he didn't want 
an independent commission that had the quasi-judicial role of making the 
final agency determination....So that is the long and short of why the 
commission was illegally abolished.

But Zimmer got his wish. He became the signatory of the Designated state 
agency. And then he put in the State plan (very conflicted) that he also 
still head of MAHS would make final agency determinations !!

Oh, yes and Zimmer where's another hat now. For in my FOIA appeal he made 
LARA's ludicrous determination!

Oh and Tom Warren recieved thousands of dollars for his service from the 
coffers of the MCB too. And later I'm sure had his trip funded to the 
Randolph Shepard attorneys conference last December, along with A.G. Shaw, 
Mr. Ed" Rodgers and Connie Zanger.

I'm shocked I say! Shocked to see gambling with blind folks funds going on 
here!

Joe
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Terry D. Eagle" <terrydeagle at yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] zimmer and a g warren in other news


> Well, isn't that interesting.  Who could or would ever imagine that a 
> state
> official, especially Mr. Mike Zimmer, an attorney himself, would ever
> violate any state law?  I am shocked that anyone, especially a judge would
> suggest such a thing of a state official, let alone come to such a
> conclusion.  I am sure, even though Asst. Attorney General Tom Warren 
> would
> not comment on such finding by a judge, I am certain Mr. Warren had 
> advised
> his fellow attorney Zimmer to simply follow the law, as if Zimmer, an
> attorney himself, had to be advised to simply follow the law.  I am simply
> shocked!
>
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>
> Judge orders Genesee County workers' compensation claims heard locally, 
> not
> in Dimondale
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> on November 20, 2012 at 4:45 PM, updated November 20, 2012 at 4:46 PM
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> FLINT, MI - Two weeks after
>
> stopping a local man's workers' compensation case from being transferred
>
> out of the area, Genesee County Circuit Judge Geoffrey L. Neithercut 
> ordered
> the state not to move subsequent Genesee County workers' compensation
> hearings
>
> to the town of Dimondale in southwest Michigan.
>
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>
> On Nov. 5, Robert MacDonald, attorney of plaintiff Lawrence Younkin, was
> successful in his lawsuit against the Michigan Administrative Hearing 
> System
> and
>
> its director, Mike Zimmer, for plans to close the Flint Workers'
> Compensation Agency and have Genesee County cases heard in Dimondale.
>
>
>
> The judge ordered Younkin's case to be heard locally. However, the ruling
> applied only to Younkin's case, not all workers' compensation cases in
> Genesee
>
> County.
>
>
>
> On Monday, Nov. 19, Neithercut ordered state officials to hold all 
> workers'
> compensation hearings in the locality where the injury occurred,  as
> required
>
> under Michigan law.
>
>
>
> "This court is not in the business of directing parties to ignore the laws
> of this state. This court will not direct defendants to ignore the laws of
> the
>
> State of Michigan as to other applicants," Neithercut said in his written
> opinion.
>
>
>
> "Therefore, defendants shall rescind the directive that cases arising out 
> of
> Genesee County be transferred to a hearing site in Dimondale."
>
>
>
> MacDonald said that the judge's ruling was accurate because the burden of
> driving nearly 70 miles from the site of an accident to hear a case should
> not
>
> be on an injured worker.
>
>
>
> "The Legislature made this the law because it is simply not fair to 
> require
> injured workers or local businesses to drive across the state for numerous
> hearings
>
> in order to pursue or defend against these claims," he said in an email to
> MLive-Flint Journal.
>
>
>
> Calls to Zimmer's office were not returned and the Michigan Attorney
> General's office said the lawyer representing Zimmer -- Thomas Warren --
> would not
>
> comment on the case.
>
>
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