An Ohio appellate court upheld a jury's finding that a welder was entitled to workers' compensation benefits for the aggravation of a neck condition caused by his repetitive head motion to lower the face shield on his welding helmet without taking sides in a split among the appellate districts over the admissibility of medical opinions from non-testifying doctors.
Case: Woods v. Bureau of Workers' Compensation, No. 26561, 01/22/2016, published.
Facts: Willard Woods worked as a welder for the Dayton-Phoenix Group. While at work, Woods wore a welding helmet, which was constru...
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