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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “stroke”

Stroke Compensation Claims: When Work Stress Meets Employee Welfare

Supreme Court clarifies when stroke and hypertension are compensable under PD 626, emphasizing probability over certainty in employee claims.

Work-Related Stroke: Supreme Court Upholds Employees' Compensation Claims

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled that a worker's stroke can be compensable under Philippine law, using substantial evidence and probability.

Seafarers Heart Disease Proving THE Link Between Work AND Illness FOR Disability Benefits

A seafarer's stroke was ruled work-related and compensable. Learn how the Supreme Court proved the link between work and illness.

When Prolonged Illness Translates to Permanent Disability: Protecting Seafarers' Rights

A seafarer's stroke is work-related and compensable as permanent total disability when the company physician fails to issue a final assessment.

Work-Related Hypertension Compensability and the Teacher’s Plight Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court affirms that a public school teacher’s hypertension and stroke are compensable under PD 626, applying a liberal standard of proof.

Reasonable Doubt and Malversation: Rebutting the Presumption of Guilt

How a disbursing officer's stroke rebutted the presumption of malversation, showing proof beyond reasonable doubt still matters.