Walgreen Co. v. Goode
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
JOHN B. ROBBINS, Judge.
| iAppellant Walgreen Company1 appeals the award of workers’ compensation benefits to its employee Grant Goode, who filed a claim for benefits related to mid- and low-back injuries he said he sustained at work on August 11, 2006. Goode prevailed on his request as to a gradual-onset thoracic-spine injury, but he did not prevail as to any benefits for his lumbar spine. Related medical treatment,2 temporary total disability, a five-percent permanent-partial impairment rating, and attorney fees were awarded to him by the Administrative Law Judge. Walgreen appealed to the…
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