Birge v. Bryant Air Conditioning

CHIPMAN, Judge.

This workman’s compensation claim arose from an accident suffered by plaintiff-appellant Alexander Birge while in the course of his employment with defendant-appellee Bryant Air Conditioning. On May 3, 1977, the Full Industrial Board found appellant to be totally disabled from an organic brain disorder, but denied compensation because he failed to prove medical causation between the accidental injury and his brain condition. Both parties agree all elements for an award, other than medical causation, have been established.

We affirm.

FACTS

On January 23,1973, appellant struck the…