Wilson v. William Wilson Company, Inc.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Danny Loyd Wilson (employee) injured his back while employed as a painter by The William Wilson Company, Inc. (employer). The employee received temporary disability benefits of $640.05, and medical bills totaling $3,096.26 were paid. He sought further workmen's compensation benefits, including payment of additional medical expenses and permanent partial disability. The trial judge determined that the employee had not sustained any permanent decrease in earning capacity and that he was not entitled to additional benefits. The employee appeals.
The employee contends that the trial judge…
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