Bryant v. Department of Labor & Industries

On November 25, 1927, respondent, while engaged in extrahazardous industry, received an injury. On December 8, 1927, his claim was filed with the department of labor and industries, and he was thereafter paid compensation for time loss for four months at twelve degrees of permanent partial disablity, or $360, together with time loss to April 2, 1928, and his claim closed.as of April 3, 1928. Thereafter, Dr. Goodnow, chief medical examiner of the department, advised the department of a further disability to the shoulder of claimant, upon which the claim was reopened and further time loss paid…