Schwartz v. Department of Industry, Labor & Human Relations
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtConnor T. Hansen, J.
The facts are not in dispute. Robert L. Schwartz, the deceased, was employed by J. F. Ahern Company. In the course of his employment, he sustained a fatal compensable injury. He was survived by his wife and four minor children.
The employer conceded that circumstances surrounding the death included its violation of a lawful order issued by the Department of Industry, Labor & Human Relations (hereinafter department). Therefore, the employer was liable for payment of increased benefits under the provisions of sec. 102.57, Stats.:
“. . . Where injury is caused by the failure of the employer to…
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