Hercules, Inc. v. Carter
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
*221Opinion
COLEMAN, J.
In this workers’ compensation appeal, we hold that an employee who applies to reinstate his temporary total benefits after the commission suspended them because he unjustifiably refused the employer’s offer of selective employment need not establish that he continues to be disabled from the work-related accident. The employee contends that in order to have his benefits reinstated, he need only prove that he agreed to accept the offer and thereby cured his earlier refusal to accept selective employment. The employer contends that after compensation benefits have been…
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