Hardin's Bakery, Inc. v. Higgins

This is a workmen's compensation case.

In October 1984 Billy Higgins, the employee, filed a complaint alleging that during the course of his employment with Hardin's Bakery, Inc. he suffered personal injuries on or about January 23, 1983. The employee alleged that, as a result of these injuries, he is totally and permanently disabled within the meaning of Alabama's workmen's compensation statutes and, therefore, is entitled to benefits under those statutes.

After a trial was held the court found Higgins to be one hundred percent totally and permanently disabled and awarded him permanent and…