Adcock v. Adcock
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
D. W. Adcock filed a claim with the State Board of Workers’ Compensation to recover workers’ compensation benefits from his employer and MAG Mutual Insurance Company for a disabling skin condition that precluded him from continuing his profession as a hand surgeon. The administrative law judge made two critical factual findings: (1) the skin condition was a compensable injury caused and aggravated by the numerous surgical pre-scrubbings and in-office cleansings required by Adcock’s profession, and (2) MAG Mutual had misled Adcock when it denied his claim and falsely told *701him…
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