Steadman v. Liberty Fabrics, Inc.

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• recognizing that “[w]hile medical evidence based on a physician’s knowledge of a claimant’s outside employment activities may establish a claimant’s burden by clear and convincing evidence, ‘[a] finding of causation need not be based exclusively on medical evidence” (emphasis added)
• noting failure of the party to appeal an issue decided adversely by the deputy commissioner and declining to consider that issue on appeal because it was not addressed by the commission on review
• noting failure of the party to appeal an issue decided adversely by the deputy commissioner and declining to consider that issue on appeal because it was not addressed by the commission on review

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