Roach v. Lupoli Construction Co.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
COZORT, Judge.
In late May and early June of 1984, Wyman Franklin Roach, plaintiff below, was holding down two jobs. For a portion of the day, Roach worked for Lupoli Construction Company, codefendant below, as a general carpenter and helper. At night, he was a dishwasher at the King’s Inn in Highlands.
On 6 June 1984, at his construction job, Roach was required to carry boards varying in size, length, and weight. Later that night, while working at the King’s Inn, Roach felt pain in his lower back. Roach alleged that he had injured himself while at his construction job and sought compensation…
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