Kralick v. District of Columbia Department of Employment Services
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
WASHINGTON; Associate Judge:
As a result of the back injury petitioner Shelda Kralick sustained in a slip-and-fall accident outside her workplace in 1979, petitioner received temporary total disability benefits from the District of Columbia until 1990, when those benefits were terminated. After petitioner sought review of the decision to terminate her benefits, the decision was affirmed by the Director of the Department of Employment - Services (“DOES”). On appeal from that decision, petitioner advances two related arguments: (1) that the Director’s findings were not supported by substantial…
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