Bartholow Drywall Co., Inc. v. Hill

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• holding that where the new injury is a compensable consequence of the initial injury, the statute of limitations runs from the date of the new injury
• holding that where the new injury is a compensable consequence of the initial injury, the statute of limitations runs from the date of the new injury
• holding that “the doctrine of compensable consequences is applicable both to aggravation of a prior compensable injury and a new injury for the purposes of establishing compensability of the subsequent injury”
• holding 1989 wrist injury, incurred when claimant fell due to weakness caused by compensable 1986 back injury, was compensable consequence
• holding wrist injury compensable consequence when claimant with compensable back injury fell as result of residual back weakness
• holding 1989 wrist injury, incurred when claimant fell due to weakness caused by compensable 1986 back injury, was compensable consequence

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