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: Workers Comp Insider

Bad Back: New York Toil and Trouble

By Jon Coppelman

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Today we examine one of the great conundrums in workers comp claims: the old injury that may or may not be defined as a new injury. In 2006 David Poulton worked for Martec Industries in Rochester, New York, as a laborer. Poulton had a bad back, having already filed workers comp claims in 1998 and 2000. When he visited his...

Full post as published by Workers Comp Insider on July 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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