Supreme Court dismisses claim for compensation for shoulder injuries unrelated to the 2007 accident due to lack of causal link.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the plaintiff's claim for damages regarding shoulder injuries sustained after November 16, 2007. The plaintiff argued that these injuries, including Bankart and Hill-Sachs lesions, were causally linked to the 2007 accident, while the defendant contended they resulted from subsequent activities. The court ruled that the medical evidence failed to establish a direct causal connection between the accident and the specific shoulder pathologies, thereby rejecting the compensation request.