Macias v. Charter Oak Fire Insurance Co.

OPINION

PRESLAR, Chief Justice.

This is a workmen’s compensation case involving sufficiency of the evidence on the issue of partial disability and propriety of jury argument. Based on a jury verdict, a take nothing judgment was entered. We affirm.

This compensation claim is for an injury occurring on November 8, 1973, when the claimant, John Henry Macias, dislocated his *21right shoulder. The injury was repaired by surgery, and the jury found a total incapacity of a duration of twenty-three weeks; the jury found no partial incapacity. The carrier had already paid for twenty-five weeks of…