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The applicant, a bus driver, sought workers' compensation for injuries sustained during non-industrial eye treatment. The Board affirmed the trial judge's decision that the injury was not industrial because the employer did not require the applicant to undergo the specific medical treatment that led to the injury. The applicant's belief that maintaining vision was a condition of employment was insufficient to establish industrial causation. The Board distinguished this case from situations involving employer-directed medical treatment or off-duty recreational activities.
LEE HOLMES vs. FIRST GROUP OF AMERICA, NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE CO. is a workers' compensation case decided in San Diego. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in San Diego.
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The applicant, a bus driver, sought workers' compensation for injuries sustained during non-industrial eye treatment. The Board affirmed the trial judge's decision that the injury was not industrial because the employer did not require the applicant to undergo the specific medical treatment that led to the injury. The applicant's belief that maintaining vision was a condition of employment was insufficient to establish industrial causation. The Board distinguished this case from situations involving employer-directed medical treatment or off-duty recreational activities.
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