McClendon v. Mid City Discount Drugs, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
LOWENSTEIN, Acting Presiding Judge.
This case involves an appeal by the dependents of Mack McClendon from an award denying them compensation for McClendon’s death resulting from a fall he suffered in his employer’s drug store. The appellants, McClendon’s widow and son, allege the facts found by the Labor and Industrial Commission (Commission) do not support the award, and that there was insufficient competent and substantial evidence to the award. §§ 287.495.1(3) and (4), RSMo 1986. The Commission, in adopting the Administrative Law Judge’s Findings and Conclusions, decided that prior to and…
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