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· 1/25/1985

Veco, Inc. v. Wolfer

Citations

  • 693 P.2d 865
  • 1985 Alas. LEXIS 232

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the employer rebutted the presumption of com-pensability by presenting circumstantial evidence, coupled with the employee’s statements regarding his condition, to create a “reasonable inference” that the new injury was “merely a flare-up” of the earlier injury
  • concluding that the employer rebutted the presumption of compensability by presenting circumstantial evidence, coupled with the employee's statements regarding his condition, to create a \reasonable inference\ that the new injury was \merely a flare-up\ of the earlier injury
  • rejecting the employee's claim that the employer was required to produce expert medical evidence to rebut the presumption of compensability
  • rejecting the employee’s claim that the employer was required to produce expert medical evidence to rebut the presumption of compensability
  • listing ability to do one’s job as fact that can be established through lay testimony
  • applying presumption to dispute between insurer and self-insured employer over who pays worker’s benefits

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Judges: Rabinowitz, Burke, Matthews, Compton, Moore

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