J. L. Williams & Sons, Inc. v. Moore
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Grieein Smith, -C. J.
Circuit Court affirmed the award of Workmen’s Compensation Commission based upon a finding that Biven A. Moore, while discharging his duties as a laborer in the employ of J. L. Williams & Sons, Inc., received injuries resulting in temporary total disability.
Appellant argues a want of substantial evidence.
Moore testified that while working at a mill July 2, 1941, he was struck in the back by a piece of lumber. Although suffering intensely, he did riot abandon his assignment except for a short interval during which he was incapacitated. A fellow worker testified the injury…
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