L. B. Priester & Son v. McGee

Sylvester M. McGee, earning an average weekly wage of $96, suffered a heart attack on December 27, 1956, while working in the employ of L. B. Priester & Son at Meridian. The attorney-referee, after a hearing, awarded him temporary total disability of $25 per week from December 28, 1956 to April 1, 1957, and $25 per week under Sec. 8 (c) (21) of the Workmen’s Compensation Law, thereafter, together with all expenses for medical services and supplies. On successive appeals by the employer and its insurer to the commission and the circuit court, the award was affirmed; and they have appealed to…