Riverside Furniture Co. v. Loyd

James R. Cooper, Judge.

The appellee in this workers’ compensation case was employed by the appellant, Riverside Furniture Company, as a lead man. His duties included pushing carts loaded with lumber inside the factory. The appellee filed a claim for benefits alleging that he sustained a compensable back injury on April 12, 1990, while pushing a loaded cart on rough pavement. After a hearing, the administrative law judge found that the appellee sustained a compensable injury, and that the appellant was not entitled to credit for private insurance benefits paid to the appellee as a result of…