Atlanta Newspapers, Inc. v. Clements

1. While it may be conceded that the hypothetical questions put to the expert witnesses for the claimant were not accurate statements of the facts in evidence, the record shows that each of the physicians who testified that the work the, deceased was doing caused his seizure and ultimate death were thoroughly and siftingly cross-examined by counsel for the employer, and in each case, after having the facts restated and the questions formulated on the basis of the view of the evidence most favorable to the employer, were still of the opinion that the work the employee was doing contributed to…