Social Insurance Accident Benefit Causation Dispute

The social insurance case concerned a claim for accident benefits stemming from a fall that allegedly caused a knee injury and subsequent disability, where the central issue was the causal link between the accident and the claimed incapacity for work. The court upheld the administrative decision, confirming the claimant's full capacity for work in an adapted occupation starting from the date the disability benefits ceased, noting that the disability insurance itself had recognized the individual's full capacity for work as a factory worker in a light capacity.