Childs v. Copper Valley Electric Ass'n
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MOORE, Chief Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
While working for Copper Valley Electric Association (CVEA), Harold Childs inhaled urethane smoke from a tank farm fire. Claiming that this accident caused a chronic breathing disorder, Childs challenges a decision of the Alaska Workers’ Compensation Board (Board) denying him temporary total disability benefits, permanent partial disability benefits, and attorney’s fees. He seeks medical benefits that CVEA offered to pay but did not, as well as interest on this sum. He also challenges a superior court finding that CVEA owed a penalty for untimely…
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