Status Maritime Corporation and Admibros Shipmanagement Co., Ltd. vs. Rodrigo C. Doctolero G.R. No. 198968, January 18, 2017 Facts: Status Maritime, acting for and in behalf […]
Permanent disability may arise due to illness or injury suffered by a seafarer under certain conditions. The company physician may declare the seafarer permanently disabled within 120 […]
240 days is the maximim period that the employer is given to declare the fitness or disability of seafarer through its designated physician. Failure to do […]
Disability rating must be made by the company-designated physician within the period prescribed. Otherwise, the total and permanent disability will be deemed established. Dario A. Carcedo, […]
Hypertensive cardiovascular diseases are jurisprudentially held permanent total disability granting compensation to seafarers, who suffered therefrom and were under the treatment of or issued fit-to-work certifications […]
Disability findings need to be made by the company physician within the period of 120 days. While extension up to 240 days is allowed, the company has […]
Permanent and total disability arises if the seafarer’s illness or injury prevents him from engaging in gainful employment for more than 120 or 240 days, as […]
Permanent total disability cannot be legally presumed since the company-designated doctor has not declared that the seafarer is not fit to work within the 240-day period, […]