Cook v. A.H. Davis & Son, Inc.

BALICK, Judge.

This is an appeal by James Cook from a finding of the Industrial Accident Board that his injuries did not arise out of and in the course of his employment.

Mr. Cook worked on a crew that put siding on new houses. He was hired and supervised by the crew chief, Milton Jar-mon. Pay was based on the amount of work done and the hours of work were not fixed. On the date of his injury, August 24, 1987, Mr. Cook and another crew member, David Jarmon, the son of Milton Jar-mon, worked late to finish a particular house. The injury occurred while Mr. Cook was driving himself and David…