American General Insurance Company v. Florez

WERLEIN, Justice.

This is a workman’s compensation case. Appellee pleaded his injuries and resulting incapacity generally. Appellant pleaded that appellee’s disability was confined to the right wrist, and in the alternative to the right arm with no disability above or beyond the right elbow.

To Special Issues, the jury found that appellee, as a result of an accidental injury sustained July 5, 1957, suffered total permanent incapacity and suffered no partial incapacity. The jury also found that appellee suffered loss of use of his right arm at or above the elbow as a result of the injury, that…