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He w e s , Do u g l a s , Wh it in g &. Ou in n ATTORNEYS AT LAW 103 EXCHANGE STREET P. O. BOX 7IOS Po r t l a n d , Ma in e o-4ii2-7ios Ric h a r d D. He w e s Ma r t ic a S. Do u g l a s St e p h e n C. Wh it in g Th o ma s J. Ou in n Al is o n A. De n h a m De b o r a h Bu c c in a Ro g e r s El iz a b e t h Er n s t Ho o d Ric h a r d N. He w e s Ja me s E. Fo r t in Jo n a t h a n B. Hu n t in g t o n El iz a b e t h La n c a s t e r Pe o p l e s Sh e il a h R. Mc La u g h l in Er ic Lin d q u is t August 22, 1991 Na t io n Te l e p h o n e 207-774-I486 Fa x 207-77*4-31-47 Ms. Chris Matyas Crawford & Company The Travelers Workers Compensation Unit P.O. Box 5588 Manchester, NH 03108 Rer' 2^) Sherwin-Williams File NO.: 48TCBBM833921 Dear Chris: As we discussed on August 21, 1991, I attended a conference in Augusta, Maine. Commissioner Bruce Livingston presided. Peter Mills, Esquire appeared on behalf of his client. The evidence was closed. I have not yet received wage information from you that you have requested from Sherwin-Williams to confirm that the employee's average weekly wage for the year 1989 (one year before the alleged January, 1990 injury), was $43,207.50. This would yield an average weekly wage in the amount of $830.91. Kindly review the enclosed documents (Wage Statement dated 9/22/90, 1989 W-2 form indicating earnings in the amount of $42,667.85, Sherwin-William's check stubs indicating payments of commissions and bonuses to the employee in the amount of $11,981.00) and let me know if these accurately reflect the employee's earnings. I have two weeks to forward correspondence to the Workers' Compensation Commission outlining our position if it differs from that of the employee. Thank you for your assistance. Very truly yours, RNH:tmd cc: Anthony Colangelo /0810t Richard N. Hewes N40240 0007-SWP-005802841 CONFIDENTIAL