Nulf v. Browne-Morse Co

In 1967 plaintiff developed bilateral cataracts from causes unrelated to his employment as a forklift driver with defendant Browne-Morse Company. As a result of those cataracts, the natural lens of each eye was surgically removed. The surgical removal of the natural lenses left plaintiff with less than 20% of normal vision in each eye. The use of corrective lenses restored the vision in plaintiffs left eye to greater than 20% of normal vision; however, the use of such lenses failed to restore the vision in the right eye to greater than 20% of normal vision. The corrective lenses not only…