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Richard G. Book, Des Moines Attorney

Industrial Disability – Restrictions Meant To Prevent Reinjury

Hill v. Fleetguard, 705 N. W.2d 665 (Iowa 2005)

The court held that there is substantial evidence to support commissioner’s conclusion of no permanent injury and no functional impairment due to injuries to chest, hip and elbow. Also substantial evidence to support commissioner’s finding that permanent restrictions were put in place to protect Hill from re-injuring her preexisting condition and not because of injuries at Fleetguard. The commissioner’s conclusion of no disability was affirmed.

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