Chequamegon Forest Products, Inc. v. Industrial Commission

The occurrence of the accident and some injury resulting in temporary disability is conceded. The questions upon this appeal are whether there is evidence to support the finding of the commission that total disability extended from December 17, 1954, to June 17, 1955, and whether there is evidence to support the finding that there is a permanent partial disability of seven and one-half per cent due to the accident.

Medical experts testifying for employers often find that the employee’s disability is not a result of the accident.

“The determination of the extent or duration of disability of an…