Berglund Chevrolet, Inc. v. Landrum

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• holding sexual dysfunction resulting from treatment of a compensable back injury was a compensable consequence
• finding sexual dysfunction, C, a compensable consequence of A, a compensable back injury, when evidence showed that C resulted from A
• “Code § 65.2-708(A) . . . requires filing within 24 months from the ‘last day for which compensation was paid, pursuant to an award’ by the [C]ommission.”
• “The simplest application of this principle is the rule that all the medical consequences and sequelae that flow from the primary injury are compensable.” (quoting 1 Arthur Larson & Lex K. Larson, Larson’s Workers’ Compensation Law § 10.01, at 10-3 (2003))
• pain and medications used to treat pain
• pain and medications used to treat pain

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