Fitch v. L. T. & W. Drilling Corp.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LANDRY, Judge.
This is a claim for total permanent workmen’s compensation benefits for disability-resulting from the incident of a relatively rare disease known as scleroderma, alleged to have been caused or aggravated by an accident which reputedly occurred while plaintiff Adam Fitch was in the employ of defendant L. T. & W. Drilling Corporation, the insured of respondent Insurance . Company of North America. The trial court sustained plaintiff’s claims in part. Following trial below, plaintiff died. Plaintiff’s heirs were properly substituted as parties herein and have appealed the lower…
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