Suit v. Hudson Metals, Inc.

This is a workmen's compensation case.

Doiley Suit was employed by Hudson Metals, Inc., in April 1974 as a "core maker," a job which required some heavy lifting and "rolling" the core machine. Following a work-related injury in 1978, the employee's duties were lightened and he was instructed by his superiors not to lift heavy objects unaided. Suit was also given some supervisory power in the core department. On July 23, 1980, Suit was injured on the job while unloading a "skid." He reported his injury to his supervisor, and the company office manager made him an appointment with Dr. Hunter…