Sherman v. Holiday Construction Company

NESBETT, Chief Justice.

Appellant was injured in an industrial accident on June 30, 1964, while employed by appellee, Holiday Construction Company. As a result, he received compensation for total disability from June 30, 1964 through October 15, 1964. On August 6, 1964, appellant filed a request with the Alaska Workmen’s Compensation Board for a permanent disability rating and award. The board held two hearings on appellant’s request and found that his permanent disability rating as a “whole man” was 19 per cent and that as a result of the permanent disability he had sustained a 25 per cent…