Boeing Aircraft Co. v. Roy

Employer seeks review of a Workers’ Compensation Board order holding that pain and numbness in claimant’s shoulder, arm and hand are compensable conditions. It argues that the Board erred in setting aside the denial, because it was a partial denial of compensation involving 2 conditions from which claimant did not suffer. It also assigns error to the Board’s determination that the condition is compensable, because claimant failed to establish a specific medical diagnosis for the cause of his pain and to its finding that the condition was the result of an on the job injury.

Claimant had an…