Hardin v. Motor Panels, Inc.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
McGEE, Judge.
This case arises from a workers’ compensation claim for carpal tunnel syndrome caused by “repetitive motion work” during plaintiff Patricia Hardin’s employment with defendant Motor Panels, Inc.
An opinion and award was entered by a deputy commissioner on 29 October 1997 denying plaintiff’s claim because “[p]laintiff’s last injurious exposure to the risk of developing or augmenting carpal tunnel syndrome occurred subsequent to her employment with defendant-employer.” Plaintiff appealed to the Full Commission. The Commission found as a fact that plaintiff was employed by defendant…
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