Norby v. Arctic Enterprises, Inc.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Per curiam
Gordon L. Norby, employee, was employed by Arctic Enterprises, Inc., as a small engine mechanic. In April 1972 Norby sustained a back injury. Liability was accepted by the employer and its insurer, and 5 1/5 weeks of temporary total disability benefits were voluntarily paid.
The employee exacerbated his back injury in March 1973. After hospitalization and treatment, employee’s physician released him for light duty employment; Arctic Enterprises, however, informed him that no such job was available. Repeated attempts to find appropriate work in the community have failed, and employee’s medical…
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