Brisendine v. Skousen Brothers

Everett Brisendine, hereinafter called petitioner, was injured by an accident arising out of and in the due course of his employment. He was paid a certain sum for temporary total disability, but his condition apparently became static, and on May 18, 1936, an award was made him, finding that he had received a permanent partial disability equal to 33% per cent, loss of function of the left leg, and that he was entitled to compensation therefor in the snm of $27.85 monthly for a period of 16% months. Petitioner, being dissatisfied with the award both as to the percentage of disability and the…