Neal v. Oliver
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
J. Feed Jones, Justice.
The appellant, Nancy Young Neal, sustained a compensable injury to her left hand while in the course of her employment as a mangle operator for 7-11 Laundry and Cleaners in Fort Smith. 7-11 Laundry and Cleaners is a domestic corporation with J. P. Oliver, his wife and son as the sole owners of the corporate stock. Oliver is the president of the corporation and was general manager and supervisor of employees at the time of appellant’s injury. 7-11 Laundry and Cleaners came within the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Law and the appellant was paid full…
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