Anderson v. Baptist Medical Center

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• holding the factual findings of the Appellate Panel are conclusive when the evidence conflicts, either by different witnesses or the testimony of the same witness
• findings of commission are presumed correct and will be set aside only if unsupported by substantial evidence
• “Where there is a conflict in the evidence, either by different witnesses or in the testimony of the same witness, the findings of fact of the [Appellate Panel] are conclusive.”
• “Where there is a conflict in the evidence, either by different witnesses or in the testimony of the same witness, the findings of fact of the Commission are conclusive.”
• “The right of a claimant to compensation for aggravation of a pre-existing condition arises only where there is a dormant condition which has produced no disability but which becomes disabling by reason of the aggravating injury.”
• workplace injuries aggravated pre-existing psychological condition

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