Bassett Burkeville, etc. v. Richard R. Slaughter Jr
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
BENTON, Judge.
Bassett Burkeville Veneer contends that the Workers’ Compensation Commission erred in finding (1) that Raymond Richard Slaughter, Jr.’s work injury caused his psychological disorder, and (2) that Slaughter received treatment from authorized physicians. Finding no error, we affirm the commission.
I
The evidence proved that on October 24, 1988, Slaughter suffered a cartilage tear in his chest while he was employed by Bassett. Slaughter immediately reported his injury to a supervisor, who directed an employee to drive Slaughter to Dr. Ralph Godsey’s office. Slaughter received a pain…
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