Legal Opinion
Jenkins v. It's Fashion
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
Decided November 3, 2010No. CA 10-323PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
WAYMOND M. BROWN, Judge.
11 Teresa Jenkins alleged that she suffered a compensable gradual-onset injury to her Achilles tendons while working for the clothing store It’s Fashion. While the administrative law judge (ALJ) agreed with her, the Workers’ Compensation Commission found that she failed to prove that her injury was caused by rapid, repetitive motion. Jenkins appeals, arguing that the Commission’s opinion is not supported by substantial evidence. Although it is possible that Jenkins’s condition was caused by her standing on her feet all day at work, substantial evidence supports the…
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