Worker's Compensation Claim of Iverson v. Frost Construction
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
GOLDEN, Justice.
[11] In this appeal, the primary issue we must resolve is whether the hearing examiner properly resolved the date of compensable injury. Appellant Keith Iverson was involved in two separate incidents that caused pain in his lower back. After the first incident, he completed all assigned shifts and overtime for several weeks. After the see-ond incident, he finished his shift and completed another the next day, but then notified his employer of the injury, discontinued work, sought medical treatment and, based upon x-rays, was diagnosed with a herniated disc.
[12] Iverson filed…
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