Sisters of Providence v. McGuire
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtSchuman, J.
The Workers’ Compensation Board (board) awarded claimant temporary disability benefits and permanent partial disability benefits. Sisters of Providence, claimant’s employer, seeks judicial review. We affirm.
The following facts, found by an administrative law judge (ALJ) and adopted by the board, are undisputed.
Claimant worked for employer as a parking attendant and valet. Her duties included helping disabled people into and out of their vehicles and helping them move from the vehicles to and from employer’s building. On August 5,1999, while at work, claimant was knocked to the ground by an…
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