Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. v. Department of Industry, Labor & Human Relations

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that testimony of complainant insufficient to establish that he was handicapped by alcoholism \without competent evidence of a medical diagnosis\
• concluding that testimony of complainant insufficient to establish that he was handicapped by alcoholism \without competent evidence of a medical diagnosis\
• “diagnosis [of alcoholism] is a matter of expert medical opinion proved by a physician and not by a layman”
• \[A] mislabeled finding will be treated by the reviewing court as what it is rather than as what it is called.\
• \[A] mislabeled finding will be treated by the reviewing court as what it is rather than as what it is called.\
• “[ajlcoholism is a disease [and] [i]ts diagnosis is a matter of expert medical opinion”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).