Town of Castle Rock & Cirsa v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
JUDGE GRAHAM
T 1 This workers' compensation action raises a question of statutory interpretation: What evidence overcomes the statutory presumption of compensability articulated in section 8-41-209, C.R.8.2012? The statute provides that certain cancers contracted by firefighters with five or more years on the job shall be compensable under the Workers' Compensation Act (Act), sections 8-40-101 to 47-209, C.R.S8.2012. However, an employer may overcome the presumption "by a preponderance of the medical evidence that [the cancer] did not occur on the job." § 8-41-209(2)b), C.R.S.2012.…
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