City of Salem v. Colegrove

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• holding that Virginia workers’ compensation statutes never encompass a four-year college degree program as a reasonable and necessary rehabilitation program
• holding that Virginia workers' compensation statutes never encompass a four-year college degree program as a reasonable and necessary rehabilitation program
• holding reviewable, as mixed question of law and fact, determination that college education was not “reasonable and necessary vocational rehabilitation training service” under former Code § 65.1-88
• college education is not within boundaries of reasonable and necessary vocational rehabilitation
• college education is not within boundaries of reasonable and necessary vocational rehabilitation
• statute provided for “reasonable and necessary vocational rehabilitation training services”

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