Nice v. IBP, Inc.
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Boslaugh.C.J., Pro Tern.
This is an appeal in a proceeding under the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Act. The plaintiff, Darwin Nice, alleged that he sustained a back injury as a result of accidents occurring on June 4, 1985, and January 13, 1983, while employed by the defendant, IBP, inc., as a beef trimmer in its plant in Dakota City, Nebraska.
After the hearing before a single judge, the compensation court found that the plaintiff was involved in an accident on June 4, 1985, but there was no evidence of temporary or permanent disability as a result of that accident. The court further found…
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