Pfister & Vogel Leather Co. v. Industrial Commission

The single question presented is whether there is any credible evidence which directly or by fair inference sustains the findings of the Industrial Commission. This depends largely upon the testimony of the three physicians who testified. As is usually the case when doctors are called by opposing parties, they do not agree. Yet there is substantial accord in their testimony as to the fundamental facts involved. The difference in their testimony consists chiefly in the degree of certainty with which they testify to the basic facts which determine liability.

The doctors all agreed that the…