Liberty Mutual Insurance Company v. Neal

Stolz, Judge.

The appellants, insurer and employer, appeal from an award of workmen’s compensation benefits in favor of the appellee-employee.

In April 1974, the appellee received a work-related injury, and was awarded workmen’s compensation benefits. At the appellants’ insistence, a hearing was held on March 17, 1975, to determine whether the appellee had realized a change in condition which could result in a cessation of benefits. At that hearing, the appellant-employer offered to the appellee a light job, which was suitable to her impaired condition. On October 27,1975, the board held that…