Franklin Homes, Inc. v. Colburn
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERT M. PARKER, Retired Circuit Judge.
This is a workmen’s compensation case.
On February 2,1983 Dewey Colburn, age forty-seven, was employed by Franklin Homes, Inc. in the construction of mobile homes. While in the process of installing a partition in a mobile home, Colburn slipped on a wet floor and fell some four to six feet to a concrete floor, landing on his back. An injury to his back resulted from the fall, and on April 4, 1983 a ruptured disc was surgically removed. As of trial date, Col-burn had not returned to work, nor had his doctor released him to return to work. After an ore…
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