A New York appellate court threw out a decision by the Workers' Compensation Board apportioning liability for a carpenter's carpal tunnel syndrome to his prior employer.
Case: Scuderi v. Mazzco Enterprises, No. 520796, 05/05/2016, published.
Facts: Michael Scuderi worked as a carpenter from 1998 until 2009. He filed a workers' compensation claim in 2010, asserting he had developed bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome as a result of the repetitive movements involved in his job.
A workers' compensation law judge determined that Scuderi's carpal tunnel was a compensable oc...
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