Luttrell v. Industrial Commission

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• using a plain language approach to describe how \ 'injury' is distinguished from a 'disease' \ for purposes of statutory schemes similar to Utah's
• claimant failed to establish carpal tunnel syndrome as disease within meaning of Occupational Diseases Act
• injury results from a specific identifiable trauma or physical event whereas disease originates from a source that is neither traumatic nor physical
• gradual deterioration is not an injury, remand to determine if it is an occupational disease
• gradual deteriora­tion is not an injury, remand to deter­mine if it is an occupa­tional disease
• \Damage or harm done to or suffered by a person or thing\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).