Lapare v. Industrial Com'n of Ariz.

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• stating that, prior to the enactment of § 23-1043.01(B), cases involving “mental stress resulting in mental illness [were] required to be unexpected, unusual, or extraordinary in order to be compensable as an industrial injury”
• stating that, prior to the enactment of § 23-1043.01(B), cases involving “mental stress resulting in mental illness [were] required to be unexpected, unusual, or extraordinary in order to be compensable as an industrial injury”
• the stress-producing event and not a claimant’s response thereto, must be found to be unusual, unexpected or extraordinary

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