Supreme Court dismisses claim for work injury compensation due to lack of causal link between injury and symptoms.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the claimant's request for work injury compensation regarding a 2003 brain injury and subsequent symptoms. The claimant argued that neurological symptoms and neck pain persisting after August 2004 were causally linked to the accident, while the opposing party contested this connection. The court ruled that the evidence failed to establish a sufficient causal relationship between the original injury and the later symptoms.