Majors v. Louisiana Central Oak Flooring Corporation
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Plaintiff brings this suit for compensation against his employer and its insurer, alleging permanent total disability as the result of injuries suffered following an accident sustained September 3, 1941.
While working in the course of his employment on the date set forth, plaintiff sustained a fall from the tram-table to the floor, a distance of about three feet. He was assisted to rise by a fellow worker and then he reported to the foreman that he had been injured, whereupon he was directed to report to the company doctor, Dr. Walsworth. Plaintiff walked to his home, and after a brief delay…
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