Work injury claim dismissed because shoulder pain occurred after the accident date and lacks causal link.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the claimant's request to recognize shoulder injuries sustained after December 31, 2006, as work-related to a September 15, 2006 accident. The claimant argued the pain was a consequence of the original injury, while the opposing party contended the symptoms appeared too late to be causally connected. The court ruled that the temporal gap between the accident and the onset of symptoms broke the necessary causal chain required for work injury status.