In State ex rel. Manpower of Dayton, Inc. v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, a case from the Supreme Court of Ohio, claimant injured her left arm and hand while working for employer. Her injury occurred in 2006, and she filed a timely claim for workers’ compensation.
Her claim for workers’ compensation was initially granted following her on-the-job injury, and she was determined to be disabled based upon her physical injuries, as well as her physiological condition that resulted from the workplace injury. As her injuries, both mental and physical, did not improve, and actually got worse, she applied for what is known as permanent total disability benefits. Continue reading
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