Farish v. Industrial Commission
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
LIVERMORE, Presiding Judge.
Petitioner James Farish worked as a custodian for respondent employer Pinal General Hospital. On January 23,1989, his left knee gave way for no apparent reason while he was pushing a mop bucket down a hallway. He saw Dr. Eugene Chandler who diagnosed a torn medial meniscus and eventually performed surgery. Farish’s claim for workers’ compensation benefits was denied and a hearing was held. The parties stipulated that Dr. Chandler would testify that Farish suffered a spontaneous tear of his medial meniscus while walking at work. The parties also agreed that…
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