<human>: My friend got hurt in a hotel her company paid for her to stay in for a conference.  The injury took place during the week but at night (after the conference was over for that day) but made it so she could not work.  She was denied Workers comp the first time around because they said there was "No casual relationship between work and injury."  Her parents are encouraging her to get a lawyer and take it to court as they feel this was part of her being at a work related event.  

Question 1: Do you think she has a chance since work was over for the day? 
Question 2: Is where the lie comes in...she was with a person in a hotel who her parents did not want her hanging out with when the injury took place.  She in her statement to the workers comp people did not tell them anyone witnessed the injury...which is in fact technically true because he was showering at the time I guess.  However, she did not mention that anyone was with her period even when directly asked.  In your opinion would they investigate/subpoena video surveillance from the hotel and use this as evidence of fraud?   And if so what would be the best course of action...

She is absolutely terrified.  Thanks for your help.

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<bot>: Person omitted that they were with another person when they were injured at a work conference and is going to court for workers comp.  Could the lawyer representing workers comp use video surveillance from the hotel against her?