County of Spotsylvania v. Hart

How courts have described this case

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• holding permanent disability benefits are “not awardable ‘until the injury has reached a state of permanency, i.e. maximum improvement, when the degree of loss may be medically ascertained’” (quoting Collins v. G.M. Clements Co., 48 O.I.C. 49 (1966)
• holding permanent disability benefits are “not awardable ‘until the injury has reached a state of permanency, i.e. maximum improvement, when the degree of loss may be medically ascertained’” (quoting Collins v. G.M. Clements Co., 48 O.I.C. 49 (1966)) (emphasis added)
• requiring the commission to rate “the percentage of incapacity suffered by the employee” before awarding permanent partial benefits
• requiring the commission to rate “the percentage of incapacity suffered by the employee” before awarding permanent partial benefits
• requiring the commission to rate “the percentage of incapacity suffered by the employee” before awarding partial benefits
• reversing award of permanent partial disability benefits because credible evidence failed to support finding that claimant's arm injury had reached maximum medical improvement

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