Employers' Liability
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Case Details
Preliminary issue trial found that a claimant's below knee amputation was not attributable to an initial accident at work, despite a severe crush injury.
Additional Notes
HHJ Walsh found the amputation was caused by the claimant's own conduct, which amounted to a supervening event, rather than the accident. The claimant was deemed an unreliable witness, and objective evidence contradicted his subjective claims of unbearable pain.
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