Delgado v. Government of the Virgin Islands

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• finding that claimant’s injuries, a broken wrist and sprained ankle, that confined her to her apartment for one week were insufficient to establish “reasonable excuse” because she was still able to communicate with others even while resting in her apartment
• “[A] serious injury that interferes with a claimant’s ability to communicate with an attorney or otherwise take action ... is a proper exercise of a court’s discretion to toll the ninety-day limitation to the extent of the interference.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).