Hairston v. Workmen's Compensation Commissioner
234 S.E.2d 494, 160 W. Va. 381, 1977 W. Va. LEXIS 245
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Hairston v. Workmen's Compensation Commissioner, 234 S.E.2d 494, 160 W. Va. 381, 1977 W. Va. LEXIS 245 (W. Va. 1977).
Opinion
The Workmen’s Compensation Appeal Board was plainly wrong in denying claimant an increase in a permanent partial disability award where the evidence before it was medical and clearly preponderated in favor of claimant, three of four physicians finding that claimant had suffered progression in his disability.
Reversed and remanded.
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