Legal Opinion
Pattengill v. General Motors Corp.
Missouri Court of Appeals
Decided December 24, 1991No. 59684PublishedCited by 11 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
CRANE, Judge.
Claimant, Lawrence Pattengill, sought worker’s compensation for injuries he sustained while employed by the General Motors Corporation as a pipefitter. The administrative law judge found that claimant had sustained a compensable work-related injury and awarded compensation. The Labor & Industrial Relations Commission reversed the award of compensation, with one member vigorously dissenting. We reverse the award of the Commission denying compensation and remand.
Claimant testified he was injured on February 22, 1986 while attempting to align a 300 pound burner with a pipe as he was…
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