Carlson v. Doyon Universal-Ogden Services

How courts have described this case

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• deciding Board erred in finding that claimant did not attach presumption that she was permanently disabled when Board relied on medical testimony that claimant could perform some work
• findings of workers' compensation board were terse, but sufficient because they addressed all crucial issues in the case, and addressed conflicting testimony
• stating in dictum that if employee had actively pursued reemployment benefits it might have been appropriate to award reemployment benefits retroactively to remove gap between expiration of PPI and initiation of reemployment benefits
• evidence of Anchorage labor market survey

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