On appeal, The Law Office of Melissa A. Day argued that the credible and unanimous medical evidence indicated that the claimant’s injuries did not prevent him from returning to his pre-injury work duties, and he was, in fact, earning more income after the accident than he was before. It was further argued that the 35% LWEC was by default an “arbitrary and capricious” ruling insofar as the Board has failed to provide any rational method for converting the severity of the medical impairment and the vocational factors of any one claimant into a percent loss of wage earning capacity.