Wicat Systems v. Pellegrini
Court of Appeals of Utah
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIDSON, Judge:
On June 21, 1983, Sylvia Pellegrini, an employee of Wicat Systems, injured her wrist while at work. In 1987, Pellegrini filed a claim with the Industrial Commission for permanent total disability. The parties stipulated that Pellegrini had a preexisting impairment of 46% prior to 1980, that she incurred an additional 12% impairment prior to 1983, that the injury to her wrist caused another 24% impairment, 1 and that she was now, with the wrist injury, permanently and totally disabled. The only issue before the Administrative Law Judge (A.L.J.) was the proper apportionment…
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