Olson v. AIC/Martin J.V.
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RABINOWITZ, Chief Justice.
INTRODUCTION
Charles Olson appeals the Alaska Workers’ Compensation Board’s (“Board”) decision, as affirmed by the superior court, terminating his temporary total disability (“TTD”) benefits, denying him vocational rehabilitation and various continuing medical costs, and applying AS 23.30.145(b) to his request for attorney’s fees.
FACTS
Charles Olson was injured on July 29, 1985, while working as a heavy duty tire-man for AIC/Martin, J.Y. (“AIC/Martin”) in Prudhoe Bay. He was operating a tire boom truck when the tire slipped, forcing his arm into the controls. He…
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