A narrowly divided Montana Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a statute that limits impairment awards to a subset of workers who have industrial injuries that do not cause wage loss.
Case: Hensley v. Montana State Fund, No. DA 19-0523, 12/16/2020, published.
Facts: Susan Hensley worked as a paramedic for Polson Ambulance. She injured her left shoulder while at work in January 2012 and was diagnosed with a glenoid labral tear.
The Montana State Fund provided insurance for Polson and accepted liability for Hensley’s injury.
She was unable to work from mid-February 2012 ...
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