Clark v. Forest Lumber Co.

Plaintiff was injured while in the service of defendant company and brings this suit against it under the Employers’ Liability Act (Act 20 of 1914 as amended).

He alleges that he fell from a skidder boom which resulted in his injuries, causing permanent total disability to do work of any reasonable character.

Plaintiff avers that he was injured April 11, 1927, and that he has been paid by defendant company eleven 37/100 dollars ($11.37) per week from April 18, 1927, up to the 5th of April, 1928, the date this suit was filed. He claims that he was getting in wages at the time of the accident,…