Frisco firefighter fired while on medical leave wins workers' comp case
Dallas Morning NewsBy Susan McFarland
October 14, 2023
After the case was heard by the Texas Department of Insurance, a judge ordered the city of Frisco to pay back lost income.
Cameron Kraemer, a firefighter who worked for the city of Frisco for 27 years and was fired while on medical leave, won his workers’ compensation case before the Texas Department of Insurance, and now the city must pay accrued unpaid income with interest, according to the Frisco Fire Fighters Association.
Kraemer, an assistant fire chief, was in the midst of a workers’ compensation appeal for PTSD when, on May 1, Frisco fired him.
He was undergoing treatment for long-term post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a condition he has been dealing with since 2020 and has been getting medical help for.
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