Poole v. University of North Carolina
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BRYANT, Judge.
Where plaintiff’s declaration of willingness to resume vocational rehabilitation and evidence in support thereof is deemed credible by the Industrial Commission, such a finding properly supports the correct legal standard and will not be disturbed on appeal. The Industrial Commission did not err in awarding plaintiff continued medical treatment with a doctor not authorized to accept workers’ compensation patients where UNC had acknowledged and already accepted plaintiff’s change in medical providers.
On 23 April 1992, plaintiff Carl H. Poole suffered a compensable injury to his…
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