LaForest v. VINCENT STEEL PROCESSING, DIV. OF LETTS IND.
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMcGregor, J.
This is a consolidation of two appeals arising out of the same workmen’s compensation case.
In 1934, Harry LaForest began work for Vincent Steel Processing Company as a truck driver and continued in that capacity when the corporate entity became Vincent Steel Processing, a Division of Letts Industries, on January 1,1960.
Mr. LaForest drove a truck during the 34 years he was employed with the corporate entities. Until his last day of work, on November 23, 1966, Mr. LaForest spent one to four hours a day in the steel treating plant, gathering products for delivery and loading them on his truck.…
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