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· 9/4/2008

Heinicke v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office

Citations

  • 197 P.3d 220
  • 2008 Colo. App. LEXIS 1412
  • 2008 WL 4140457

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that a right to workers' compensation benefits does not arise \[where causation cannot be established\
  • “In the absence of fraud or clear abuse of discretion, the ALJ’s decision concerning reopening is binding on appeal.”
  • a change in condition refers either to a change in the condition of the original compensable injury or to a change in claimant's physical or mental condition which can be causally connected to the original compensable injury

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Judges: Gabriel, Webb, Loeb

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