Checker Taxi Co. v. Industrial Commission

Plaintiff in error, Louis Pollack, made application to the Industrial Commission for an award against the Checker Taxi Company for the loss of an eye and the fracture of his skull. On March 1, 1923, he entered into a lump sum settlement, which was approved by the Industrial Commission and which provided for the payment of $1700 for the loss of the eye and $300 for the fracture of the skull, which sums were paid. On May 12, 1925, he filed a petition for review on the ground that his disability had increased subsequent to the last settlement. On June 13, 1925, he entered into an agreement with…