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Ford Motor Company v. Gordon
No. 100070Supreme Court of Virginia
100070 Ford Motor Company v. Gordon 04/21/2011 In a Workers' Compensation Act proceeding in which a claimant's change-in-condition application for benefits was rejected by the Workers' Compensation Commission …
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100070 Ford Motor Company v. Gordon 04/21/2011 In a Workers' Compensation Act proceeding in which a claimant's change-in-conditio…
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100070 Ford Motor Company v. Gordon 04/21/2011 In a Workers' Compensation Act proceeding in which a claimant's change-in-condition application for benefits was rejected by the Workers' Compensation Commission as time-barred, the Court of Appeals did not err by reversing the commission's decision and by holding that the provision in Code § 65.2-708(C) tolling the statute of limitations in Code § 65.2-708(A) runs anew under each successive award of compensation for a compensable injury. The judgment of the Court of Appeals holding that the claimant's change-in-condition application was not time-barred under Code § 65.2-708 is affirmed.
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