Worker's Compensation Claim of Jackson v. J.W. Williams, Inc.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MACY, Justice.
Appellant Dennis R. Jackson (the employee) appeals from the district court’s order which affirmed the hearing examiner’s denial of the employee’s request for additional benefits after the employee underwent a third back surgery in 1993 which he claimed was necessary because of, and due solely to, a 1987 work-related injury.
We affirm.
Issues
The employee presents three issues:
A. Was the decision of the Administrative Law Judge contrary to law; that is, did the Administrative Law Judge take into consideration, and thus base his decision on factual issues which had been resolved, and…
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