Colon v. Coordinated Transport, Inc.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by'
COLEMAN, Justice.
This workers’ compensation case presents the issue of whether diminution in range-of-motion alone is sufficient to satisfy the “demonstrable objective medical evidence” standard -required to establish a partial-permanent physical disability. As a corollary to that issue, we must decide whether a minimum percentage of disability should be established as a threshold for determining when a disability is too minor to justify a compensation award. We'hold that range-of-motion test results are generally subjective and will not, standing…
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