McDaniel v. Great Southern Lumber Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LE BLANC, Judge.
The plaintiff herein was formerly employed by Andrew Entravia, one of the defendants, as a pulp wood cutter. Entravia was engaged in the pulp wood cutting and hauling business under contract with the Great Southern Lumber Company, also made a party defendant. W. V. Howland & Co. Inc., general agent for the Central Surety and Insurance Company, carried compensation insurance for the Great Southern Lumber Company and both are also sued as defendants by the plaintiff who, it is admitted, sustained a compensable injury to his right arm while acting in the scope and course of his…
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