Bobbitt v. Allied-Signal, Inc.

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• holding that objection is not futile in absence of evidence in the record of impatience or oppressive conduct on the part of the trial judge
• holding that objection is not futile in absence of evidence in the record of impatience or oppressive conduct on the part of the trial judge
• testimony established that “even if the arthritis effected the development of the shoulder condition, the condition was due in part to the characteristics of [Bobbitt’s] employment” and there was evidence that the syndrome was a “direct consequence of the requirements of [her] occupation”
• testimony established that “even if the arthritis effected the development of the shoulder condition, the condition was due in part to the characteristics of [Bobbitt’s] employment” and there was evidence that the syndrome was a “direct consequence of the requirements of [her] occupation”

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