Legal Opinion
Ford v. Landoll Corp.
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Decided February 11, 2000No. 82,031PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Powers, J.:
Employer and its insurance carrier appeal an order of the Workers Compensation Board (Board) awarding claimant permanent partial disability benefits and 50 percent work disability.
On November 15,1995, Gregory K. Ford sustained a back injury which arose out of and in the course of his employment with Lan doll Corporation. Ford continued to work light-duty job assignments until January 11,1996, when he was taken off work by treating physicians. At that time, he applied for and received temporary total disability benefits under the Kansas Workers Compensation Act. The temporary total…
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