Shea v. Department of Labor & Industries

Kenneth E. Shea sustained an industrial injury to his right shoulder girdle and to the cervical region of his spine on April 29, 1964, when he fell from a beam, landing on his head on concrete below. His claim was ultimately closed by the Department of Labor and Industries on March 24, 1966, with a permanent partial disability award of 25 percent of the amputation value of the right arm at the shoulder and 5 percent of the maximum allowable for unspecified disabilities. In 1970, the claim was reopened, Mr. Shea was provided with further treatment, and on August 3, 1971, the claim was closed…