Maddox v. Southern Casualty Insurance

HEARD, Judge.

This is a workmen’s compensation suit wherein the plaintiff, William S. Maddox, born in 1900, seeks recovery of benefits for *686total and permanent disability plus penalties and attorney’s fees. The trial court awarded benefits of $65.00 per week for 21 weeks, subject to a credit for benefits already paid, plus a $34.00 credit for a physician’s fee that was also paid by defendants. From this judgment, defendants appealed.

Made defendants are Frank G. Terral and his insurer, Southern Casualty Insurance Company.

Plaintiff injured his leg on July 13, 1975, while cutting paperwood. He was…