Employers Commercial Union Insurance Group v. Schoen

OPINION

BOOCHEVER, Justice.

Appellee and cross-appellant Bernard Schoen claims to have sustained a heart attack as a result of mental tension and physical exertion related to his iron and steel work for appellant and cross-appellee Stack Steel Company, which is insured by Employers Commercial Union Insurance Group (hereinafter “Employers”). Schoen filed a claim for temporary total disability and “possible” permanent disability with the Alaska Workmen’s Compensation Board. A hearing on that claim was held March S, 1971, and the Board issued an order awarding Schoen $113.00 per week compensation…