Legal Opinion
Utica Square Salon of Beauty v. Barron
Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma
Decided May 24, 1979No. 51444PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BRIGHTMIRE, Judge.
A 33-year-old hairdresser, Lyndal Barron, was found by the State Industrial Court to have sustained total permanent disability as a result of inhaling hair spray and other chemicals on November 12, 1974. An order was entered dismissing an earlier insurance carrier, Truck Insurance Exchange, from the case and awarding Barron a 500-week order against petitioners, Utica Square Salon of Beauty and its carrier, Sentry Insurance Company. From an en banc order affirming the trial judge, petitioners appeal contending the lower court order is illegal, contrary to the evidence,…
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