Legal Opinion
Dawson v. Barber Bros. Contracting Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided April 10, 1940No. 2100PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Le BLANC; Judge.
Douglas Dawson, an employee of Barber Brothers Contracting Company, Inc,, instituted this demand for compensation at the rate of $9.36 per week for a period of four hundred weeks beginning July 17, 1939, subject to certain credits for amounts paid, and for the sum of $250 for medical expenses less certain amounts paid on that account also.
The defendants are the employer, Barber Brothers Contracting Company, Inc., and its compensation insurance carrier, The Travelers Insurance Company. They jointly filed a plea of prematurity which is based on paragraph .(B) of sub-section 1 of…
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