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Decision  Ann Bouras v. Salme Five Cent Savings Bank

Date: 07/22/2004
Organization: Department of Industrial Accidents
Docket Number: DIA Board No. 056925-98
Location: Boston
  • Employee: Ann Bouras
  • Employer: Salem Five Cent Savings Bank
  • Insurer: Charter Oak Insurance Company, Twin City Fire Insurance Company

CARROLL, J. Charter Oak Insurance Company ("Charter Oak"), the first insurer in this successive insurer case, appeals from a decision in which an administrative judge awarded benefits for an emotional injury, which he found causally related to events at work.1 Because the judge failed to support his award of § 35 benefits with reasoned vocational analysis, we recommit the case for further findings on the extent of incapacity.

 

 

 

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1 "Personal injuries shall include mental or emotional disabilities only where the predominant contributing cause of such disability is an event or series of events occurring within any employment." G.L. c. 152, § 1(7A).

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