Anania v. City of Portland

GODFREY, Justice.

Appellee Anania, employed as a fireman by appellant City of Portland, suffered a compensable injury in 1966 and began receiving workers’ compensation payments from the city at a rate of $59.81 per week. That amount was supplemented by $45.19 per week paid by the city pursuant to contract. When appellee discovered he was unable to return to work, he was referred to the person in charge of compensation claims at the office of the corporation counsel for the City of Portland.

The commission found that the following events occurred: The city employee in charge of compensation…