Wright v. State Accident Insurance Fund

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• considering the Thayer and Morgan theories and concluding that the causation presumption does not disappear with the introduction of opposing evidence by the employer
• considering the Thayer and Morgan theories and concluding that the causation presumption does not disappear with the introduction of opposing evidence by the employer
• presumption applied to claimant who suffered “both heart related and lung related conditions or impairments of the kind described in the statutes”
• describing two types of rebuttable presumptions
• describing operation of that statute

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