Pennsylvania's Supreme Court will weigh in on the validity of an impairment rating evaluation that did not take into consideration a worker's psychological injuries from an industrial accident.
The high court on Wednesday accepted review of Duffy v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board (Trola-Dyne). In that case, the Commonwealth Court had declared that a 6% impairment rating was valid, even though a workers' compensation judge had ruled it didn't take into account the workers' post-traumatic stress disorder and adjustment disorder, because the claimant had made no effor...
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