McAnally v. Butzinger Builders
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Chapman
Jeffrey McAnally, a carpenter employed by Butzinger Builders, sustained a left wrist injury and filed a workers’ compensation claim. The arbitrator found that McAnally could not return to work as a carpenter and further found that plaintiff was entitled to receive a wage differential award based on his prior earnings as a carpenter and his current earnings, $5 an hour, as a deliveryman. On April 30, 1990, the arbitrator filed her memorandum of decision, which included the following findings:
"On April 16, 1987, *** McAnally *** sustained accidental injuries ***.
The earnings of the Petitioner…
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