Juliano v. AMERI-CANA TRANSPORT

[¶ 1] This workers’ compensation case concerns the apportionment of liability between insurers when an employee has suffered multiple injuries and one of the responsible insurers is insolvent. The Maine Insurance Guaranty Association (MIGA), which stepped in for the insolvent insurer, appeals from a decision of the Workers’ Compensation Board (Stovall, HO) determining that, although MIGA is not responsible for reimbursing the most recent insurer for the portion of the workers’ compensation benefit attributable to an earlier injury covered by the insolvent insurer, it must pay the inflation…