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· 10/5/2022

Sarah Barke v. D & D Real Estate Holdings, LLC

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  • reversing the district court’s reversal of the agency’s determination that the issue of liability was fairly debatable, resulting in our total affirmance of the agency’s decision
  • finding substantial evidence that claimant had “not truly returned to work, and . . . had not achieved maximum medical improvement” where the employee was returned to work by doctor but was essentially working while injured
  • stating if our conclusions align with the district court, we affirm
  • warehouse employee injured by falling onto a forklift
  • warehouse employee injured by falling onto a forklift

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