Mid-South Packers, Inc. v. Hanson

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• affirming that no benefits were due during temporary period while claimant was working and earning full pay
• contamination through cuts and scrapes on maintenance worker’s hands considered to be an accidental injury
• contamination through cuts and scrapes on maintenance worker’s hands considered to be an accidental injury
• contamination through cuts and scrapes on maintenance worker’s hands considered to be an accidental injury
• contamination through cuts and scrapes on maintenance worker’s hands considered to be accidental injury and not an occupational disease because “contraction of [brucellosis] was an occurrence which was not expected, designed, or intentionally caused”
• contamination through cuts and scrapes on maintenance worker’s hands considered to be accidental injury and not an occupational disease because “contraction of [brucellosis] was an occurrence which was not expected, designed, or intentionally caused”

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