Oak Hill Nursing Home, Inc. v. Back
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Per curiam
An employer, Oak Hill Nursing Home, Inc., and its carrier, St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, claim that the Industrial Commission of Virginia determined their liability for the payment of a compensation claim without according them proper notice or a reasonable opportunity to defend.
On January 29, 1978, Mrs. Ruby Back, a laundry worker employed by Oak Hill in Staunton, suffered an injury to her right wrist while at work. Dr. John Todd diagnosed her condition as “Tenosynovitis right wrist.” Oak Hill reported the accident to the Industrial Commission, and the claim was assigned file…
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