Poniatowski v. Stickley Bros.
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to Industrial Accident Board. Jacob Poniatowski presented his claim against Stickley Bros. Company for compensation for injuries while in respondent’s employ. From an order awarding compensation, respondent brings certiorari.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
This proceeding is brought to review an award made to the claimant of $5.40 a week for 10 weeks.
Jacob Poniatowski, while employed by the Stickley Bros. Company, April 8, 1913, had his foot crushed by a lever on the machine he was operating. At the direction of the Stickley Bros. Company Poniatowski went to Dr. Smith’s office, where he was treated by Dr. Hodgen. The foot was dressed by Dr. Hodgen, and the man was directed to return to the doctor’s office, the doctor testified, on the following day. The plaintiff says on the following Monday. The claimant did not return to the doctor’s office.…
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