Legal Opinion
TORRES v. SEABOARD FOODS, LLC
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided March 1, 2016No. 113,649PublishedCited by 82 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtEdmondson, J.
I. Introduction
T1 Petitioner, a former employee, filed a workers' compensation claim and alleged she was injured on-the-job and needed surgery. Her former employer (employer) argued that she was barred from receiving workers' compensation because she alleged a cumulative-trauma injury and she had not worked a continuous 180-day period for that employer. The administrative law judge denied her claim because she had not worked the 180-day period. The Workers' Compensation Commission affirmed the order of the administrative judge.
{2 Employer also argues on appeal petitioner has no right to file…
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