Thomas v. Town of Arnaudville
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
| THIBODEAUX, Judge.
Willis Thomas appeals a judgment from the Office of Workers’ Compensation denying him compensation benefits, penalties, and attorney fees. Thomas, a patrolman for the Town of Arnaudville Police Department, was injured in an unwitnessed, one-car accident that occurred while he was on duty and in pursuit of a speeding vehicle. We conclude that the workers’ compensation judge committed manifest error in finding the claimant had not proven by a preponderance of the ^evidence that a compensable, work-related accident occurred. We find the denial of penalties and attorney fees…
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