Dinwiddie County School Board v. Cole

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• holding that “should doubt remain, [the claimant] is entitled to the benefit of the doubt” because “[t]he provisions of the Workers’ Compensation Act ‘should be liberally construed to carry out [its] humane and beneficial purposes’” (third alteration in original
• “[S]hould doubt remain, [the claimant] is entitled to the benefit of the doubt [because t]he provisions of the Workers’ Compensation Act ‘should be liberally construed to carry out [its] humane and beneficial purposes.’” (fourth alteration in original

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