Russell (Corrine) Loungewear v. Gray
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
MOON, J.
The principle issue on this appeal by Russell (Coróne) Loungewear (employer) is whether Esther Gray, a sewing machine operator who sustained an acute back strain on the job, proved that she sustained an injury by accident arising from her employment. We affirm because there was credible evidence from which the Commission could have found that she proved a sudden, precipitous event on the job to which the back strain could be attributed.
In order to show that she had sustained an “ ‘injury by accident’ arising out of ordinary exertion, a claimant must prove an ‘identifiable…
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