An Ohio appellate court ruled that a septuagenarian was not entitled to permanent total disability benefits despite evidence that she did not have marketable skills for sedentary work.
Case: State ex rel. Denton v. Industrial Commission, No. 18AP-100, 08/08/2019, published.
Facts and procedural history: Patricia Denton suffered compensable injuries in 1993 and 2007.
In 2015, she filed for permanent total disability benefits. She was 73 and she had not worked in some four years.
A staff hearing officer denied the application, finding Denton could perform light-duty work ...
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