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Thorpe v. Ted Bowling Construction
No. 110349Supreme Court of Virginia
110349 Thorpe v. Ted Bowling Construction 05/04/2012 In a claim for workers' compensation benefits brought by the widow of a man who was killed while performing work on a single task for which he was to be pai…
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110349 Thorpe v. Ted Bowling Construction 05/04/2012 In a claim for workers' compensation benefits brought by the widow of a man …
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110349 Thorpe v. Ted Bowling Construction 05/04/2012 In a claim for workers' compensation benefits brought by the widow of a man who was killed while performing work on a single task for which he was to be paid $2,500, regardless of how long the work took, the burden of proof was upon the claimant to establish a basis for computing decedent's average weekly wage beyond the fact of his single transaction with this employer. Since decedent had never worked in this occupation or for this employer before, and there was no evidence that he would ever do so in the future, it would manifestly not be fair and just to both parties to impose on the employer an award based on the assumption that the e…
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