W.F. Dunn, Sr. & Son v. Industrial Commission
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FIDEL, Judge.
The claimant, a farm worker, sustained a permanent and disabling injury. Although the injury left him physically able to perform light work, none was available in farm labor, and a pre-injury criminal conviction made it unlikely that he could find such work in another field. The Industrial Commission concluded that the claimant had a total loss of earning capacity and awarded him permanent total disability benefits. The employer and carrier appeal. We consider three issues:(1) Was claimant’s pre-injury conviction properly considered by the administrative law judge in…
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