State ex rel. Blue v. Industrial Commission

Three questions are presented for our review: (1) Is there some evidence supporting the commission’s determination that claimant is medically capable of sedentary work? (2) Does the commission’s nonmedical analysis satisfy the mandates of Noll? and (3) Did the court below err in returning the cause for consideration of claimant’s memory loss? For the following reasons, we answer each question affirmatively. Accordingly, we reverse the judgment of the court of appeals.

Claimant does not — and cannot credibly — dispute his medical ability to do sedentary work. The commission relied on Drs.…