Nordstrom, Inc. v. Windom-Hall

Claimant suffers from a number of conditions, including several vestibular disorders, encephalopathy and dysthymia, all of which she asserts are compensable because they resulted from her exposure to toxic or noxious fumes at her place of employment. Employer seeks review of an order of the Workers’ Compensation Board upholding the compensability of one of the vestibular disorders, perilymph fistulas. Claimant cross-petitions, contending that the Board erred in determining that her other conditions are not compensable and in denying claimant attorney fees and penalties.

Claimant’s claim form…