Fred Meyer, Inc. v. Crompton

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• a consequential condition is a separate condition that arises as a consequence of an injury or condition
• “[A] consequential condition is a separate condition that arises from the compensable injury, for example, when a worker suffers a compensable foot injury that results in an altered gait that, in turn, results in back strain.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).