Videotape Supported Finding that Claimant's Testimony Not Credible

Videotape of an allegedly injured worker lifting a mini-refrigerator into his van and testimony from co-workers who saw him working on his truck supported a workers' compensation judge's ruling that the claimant's testimony was not credible, the Louisiana Court of Appeals ruled.Case: Carthon v. Johnson Controls, Inc., No. 47,037-WCA, 4/11/2012, published.Facts: Alvin Carthon was employed as a maintenance worker for Johnson Controls Shreveport facility. He was injured on March 11, 2010, while moving a container on the assembly line.  The company sent Carthon to WorkCare and he ...