Wesleyan College v. Mains
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Johnson, Judge.
Robert Mains injured his knee in the course of his employment with Wesleyan College. The injury was diagnosed as a torn medial meniscus. The injury was subsequently surgically repaired. Mains received temporary total disability benefits, followed by workers’ compensation benefits for a five percent partial permanent disability until benefits to which he was entitled were exhausted. Slightly more than two years later, a second on-the-job incident occurred resulting in an injury to the same knee. Mains submitted a claim for additional compensation, claiming that the initial…
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