A claimant's inability to identify the specific allergen that caused his disease does not negate his claim, a New York court ruled.
The Supreme Court, Appellate Division, 3rd Judicial Department ruled the Workers' Compensation Board misinterpreted the court's prior decision in Matter of Adams v. Univera Health Care/Excellus, by overemphasizing the fact that the claimant in that case did not link a specific contaminant to her illness.
"Simply put, our decision in Adams does not stand for the proposition that a claimant's failure to identify the specific allergen or contaminant responsib...
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