Legal Opinion
Selfridge v. Multiple Injury Trust Fund
Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma
Decided September 14, 2001No. 95,945PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ADAMS, Presiding Judge:
11 William Selfridge (Claimant) was a previously impaired person when he suffered a work-related injury in 1997. As a consequence of the combined effect of the previous and the 1997 injuries, he became permanently and totally disabled. Claimant's injuries and his resulting level of disability are not challenged in this review proceeding. The sole issue, one of law, presented for review is: Which statute applies to the liability for the payment of disability benefits by the Multiple Injury Trust Fund (Fund)-the one in effect at the time of injury or the one in…
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