In a work-related incident, a bladed machine amputated the distal aspect of three fingers on Clayton R. Hudgens's right hand. A urine specimen collected from Hudgens on the day of the incident tested positive for marijuana metabolites. Hudgens sought to prove to the Commission that he sustained a "compensable injury." The Commission, however, found that it was not a compensable injury because Hudgens failed to overcome a...
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