Workers’ Compensation – Total Disability – Knee Injury – Unrelated Cancer – Surgery Delay – Apportionment – Suitable Employment – Estoppel
Shupe v. City of Charlotte Plaintiff's compensable knee injury required surgery, but, in order to undergo surgery, she would have needed to stop chemotherapy for her unrelated cancer.
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Published: July 16, 2010
Time posted: 11:50 am
Tags: apportionment, estoppel, knee injury, suitable employment, surgery delay, total disability, unrelated cancer, Workers' Compensation






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