Meuse's Case

The Industrial Accident Board, in 1925, decided, after hearing, that the case of the employee was an unusual one, and ordered the insurer to continue to pay to Willis W. Overton, while his services, as nurse, are being rendered under the direction of the doctor named in the decision, or of a duly registered physician, the sum of $16 a week during the continuance of the employee’s helpless condition, subject to the provisions of the workmen’s compensation act. In 1927, a hearing was had before the board to determine whether upon the facts then presented the case was still an unusual one within…