Starcher v. Chrysler Corp.

On or about June 6,1979, plaintiff-appellant, Robert Starcher, slipped on oil on the floor at defendant-appellee Chrysler Corporation’s Twins-burg plant, and fell on his right hip and buttock. He filed for workers’ compensation benefits on July 3, 1979, and his claim was subsequently allowed for “injury to low back.” Thereafter, on October 8, 1980, plaintiff filed for further allowance for lumbosacral myositis and aggravation of spondylolisthesis. On December 19, 1980, the claim was allowed for lumbosacral myositis but disallowed for the aggravation. Plaintiff appealed, and the regional board…