Legal Opinion
Penn-Dixie Steel Corp. v. Savage
Indiana Court of Appeals
Decided May 29, 1979No. 2-578A161PublishedCited by 19 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LYBROOK, Judge.
Review is sought by Penn-Dixie Steel Corporation (Penn-Dixie) from an affirmative award granted by the Full Industrial Board of Indiana in favor of Cascar L. Savage (Savage) for temporary total disability, resulting from injuries received by Savage in the course of his employment. Penn-Dixie claims that the Board’s decision was contrary to law.
We affirm.
Savage was employed by Penn-Dixie. He was injured at work when a hot steel wire which he was working on broke, and a loose end of the wire flipped around, striking and burning him on the back, stomach and groin. Savage also…
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