Legal Opinion
Meyer v. Byron Jackson, Inc.
California Court of Appeal
Decided October 30, 1984No. B002037PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
LILLIE, P. J.
—Byron Jackson, Inc. (now BJ-Hughes, Inc.) and Byron Jackson Service Equipment Co. (now BJ-Hughes Service Equipment Co.) appeal from judgment entered on a jury verdict against them and in favor of their former employee, Jacob Meyer, for damages for wrongful discharge.
Jacob Meyer worked for appellants for a period of 10 years in various capacities finally becoming a mechanic welder. Meyer injured his back and shoulder while working in February 1972. He reported the injury to his foreman, who sent him to the company doctor where he received limited treatment. Meyer sought…
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