Worker's Compensation Claim of Yenne-Tully v. Workers' Safety & Compensation Division, Department of Employment
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LEHMAN, Chief Justice.
Brett C. Yenne-Tully (Yenne-Tully) appeals a denial of workers' compensation benefits. Finding that the Hearing Examiner failed to apply the correct burden of proof, we reverse the Order Denying Benefits and remand for reconsideration.
ISSUES
Yenne-Tully presents this statement of the issues:
1. Whether the Hearing Examiner correctly invoked the burden of proof under W.S.1977 § 27-14-603(a).
2. Whether the hearing examiner correct, ly relied upon the apportionment of an injury between employment-related and non-employment-related in - determining that there had been a…
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