Hampton v. All Field Service, Inc.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
URBIGKIT, Justice.
This court here considers a Worker’s Compensation/back injury/incurrence or aggravation claim by affirming the trial court denial, the issue being sufficiency of the evidence to sustain decision.
Stephen Hampton (claimant) went to work for All Field Service, Inc. (employer) on August 2, 1984, and had a physical examination September 14. He had had a previous back injury in April, 1984, resulting in a Worker’s Compensation claim, which fact was not communicated to his new employer in employment or examination inquiry.
On November 26,1984, Hampton claimed a new back injury from…
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