Gilman Paper Co. v. Davis

Pope, Presiding Judge.

Bobby Davis sustained a work-related injury by exposure to chlorine gas on July 15, 1994. His employer, Gilman Paper Company, originally accepted the injury as compensable and paid workers’ compensation benefits until January 31, 1995, when it suspended benefits based upon a change in condition.

Davis subsequently filed a motion to reinstate benefits, and on October 24, 1996, the ALJ issued an interlocutory order granting the motion because Gilman Paper improperly suspended benefits without giving ten days’ advance notice as required by Board Rule 221 (i). The Appellate…