Ladner v. Mason Mitchell Trucking Co.
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
CARTER, Justice.
Following the work-related death in 1979 of the employee, Earl Ladner, Jr., the Workers’ Compensation Commission determined that the following were entitled to death benefits (pursuant to 39 M.R.S.A. § 58): (1) Shawn Ladner, the employee’s widow; and (2) Corinna Ladner, Darci Lad-ner, and Bryan Ladner, the employee’s three minor children from the previous marriage of the employee and Vivian Williams. The Commission awarded equal shares (25%) of the death benefits to each of these four dependents. From a pro for-ma decree affirming the Commission’s decision, Shawn Ladner…
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