Young v. Employers Casualty Co.

GROVER L. COVINGTON, Chief Judge.

Plaintiff, Martin S. Young, Jr., filed a petition for worker’s compensation on October 19, 1982, contending that he was disabled as a result of an accident which occurred on November 3, 1981, while he was employed by Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation,2 which was insured by Employers National Insurance Company. Young also filed for past and future medical expenses and for statutory penalties and attorney fees as a result of the failure of his former employer and Employers to pay entitled worker’s compensation.

Stone and Webster and its insurer filed a…