Gilliland v. City of Monroe

How courts have described this case

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• “unless the statutory inferred facts or inferences’ receive higher evidentiary weight than the controverting inferences from the medical evidence ..., the WCJ’s choice between the competing inferences | ^was not clearly wrong”
• “[t]he legal presumption contained in the Act is an evidentiary presumption, bringing into play Code of Evidence Articles 301, et seq., which define the foundation, weight and other effects of such presumption”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).