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Did The Industrial Commission Abuse Its Discretion By Relying On OSHA Test to Deny Award for Workplace Safety Violation?

State ex rel. Troy A. Scott v. Industrial Commission of Ohio and Country Saw & Knife, Inc., Case no. 2011-1922

Tenth District Court of Appeals

ISSUE: Did the Industrial Commission of Ohio abuse its discretion by relying on a single air quality test performed several months after an injured worker's employment at the tested facility had been terminated, and not on testimony by the injured worker and others describing hazardous workplace air conditions, in denying the injured worker's claim that his employer caused his injury by violating a specific safety regulation?

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Ohio Government Judicial Branch Supreme Court of Ohio

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00:00:52	Walter Kaufmann for Troy Scott
00:17:10	Cheryl Nester for the Industrial Commission of Ohio
00:30:38	Timothy Barry for Country Saw & Knife, Inc.
00:34:40	Summation: Walter Kaufmann for Troy Scott

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