Robbins v. Walgreens & Broadspire Services, Inc.
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BEATTY, J.:
In this workers’ compensation case, Bryan Robbins appeals from the circuit court’s order affirming the Appellate Panel of the Workers’ Compensation Commission’s denial of his claim for additional compensation based on a change of condition, arguing: (1) he sustained a change of condition within the meaning of the act; and (2) he is entitled to additional medical benefits, including surgery, even if he did not sustain a change of condition because the treatment would tend to lessen his period of disability. We affirm. 1
FACTS
Robbins was the assistant manager at a Walgreens pharmacy…
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