Tiler's Appeal on Work Incapacity Causation after Finger/Hand Injury

An insured tiler, fully capable of resuming his profession, appealed a decision regarding an accident, where the issue likely centered on whether an initial finger injury, potentially complicated by a recurrence or subsequent hand injury leading to fracture, established a sufficient causal link to the claimed incapacity for work under the relevant social insurance law regarding accidents. The court rejected the appeal, implying that the evidence did not sufficiently establish the requisite causal relationship between the accident(s) and the ongoing inability to work claimed by the appellant.