Stevenson v. Blue Cross

Claimant petitions for judicial review of a Workers’ Compensation Board order that held that her tendonitis is not compensable and that denied her penalties and attorney fees on that claim. We affirm.

The Board found:

“In November, 1984, claimant began working for the employer as a staple clerk; she became a file clerk after six months. Subsequently, claimant began exhibiting a rash, red sores, itchiness, and bumps on her hands.

“On October 3,1985, she submitted an 801 form regarding the rash and open sores on her hands. The claim referenced an August 10, 1985 date of injury or diagnosis. Dr.…