Sosa de Rosario v. Chenega Lodging
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WINFREE, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
A hotel worker fell and injured her back while cleaning a room. Her employer initially paid benefits, but it filed a controversion of benefits after its doctor doubted the accident's occurrence and said any work injury was not the substantial cause of the worker's continuing need for medical care. The Alaska Workers' Compensation Board decided that the fall was the substantial cause of the worker's disability, finding the worker's testimony about the injury credible and the employer's doctor's testimony not credible. Based on the testimony of the worker…
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