Texas Employers Insurance Ass'n v. Page

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• holding that a level-ground idiopathic fall does not necessarily preclude recovery and that it was a factual issue \whether the surface represented such a hazard within the scope of [the claimant's] employment as to allow recovery for the fall and resultant injury\
• stating that “a fall due to an idiopathic origin will not necessarily preclude recovery” and holding that there was a fact issue as to whether Page’s injury following a level-surface fall originated out of his employment
• stating that “a fall due to an idiopathic origin will not necessarily preclude recovery” and holding that there was a fact issue as to whether Page’s injury following a level-surface fall originated out of his employment
• where security guard’s knee “buckled” as he walked across bank parking lot, evidence presented a fact issue as to whether his present incapacity originated out of his employment or whether his pre-existing knee condition was the “sole cause” of his incapacity

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