People of Michigan v. Yolanda Simpson

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• taking same approach to decision by Workers’ Compensation Court, another entity whose decisions appellate court may modify, reverse, or set aside only when (1) entity acted without or in excess of its powers; (2) judgment, order, or award was procured by fraud; (3
• award of future medical expenses requires explicit evidence that future medical treatment is reasonably necessary to relieve injured worker from effects of work-related injury
• temporary disability is period during which employee is submitting to treatment, is convalescing, is suffering from injury, and is unable to work because of accident

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