Osborne v. Pepsi-Cola
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CHARLES E. MOORE, Special Justice.
Emanuel Osborne filed an application for workers’ compensation benefits alleging he sustained an injury arising from his employment with Pepsi-Cola. At the prehear-ing conference the parties stipulated plaintiff sustained a work-related injury.
Nonetheless, the evidence adduced by Mr. Osborne addressed in part whether his injury resulted from his employment. Also, his brief to the administrative law judge stated, “The defendant-employer has denied all aspects of Mr. Osborne’s claim, feeling there was no work relation....”
The administrative law judge issued an…
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