Briese v. Hagen, Inc.

Employer and insurer seek review of a decision of the Worker’s Compensation Court of Appeals finding that employee had not sustained his burden of proof to support his claim for temporary partial disability benefits but ordering that he be allowed to submit another claim for such benefits. We reverse.

Employee sustained a compensable injury to his back on May 5, 1972, while working for employer as a carpet layer at a weekly wage of $300. Relators paid him compensation for temporary total disability for 112 weeks, for temporary partial disability for another 7 weeks, and for a 25-percent…