Rios v. Timber Structures, Inc.

This is a workmen’s compensation case. Defendant appeals from a finding of the circuit court that *156claimant had a 50 per cent loss function of an arm by reason of a claimed unscheduled disability in his back.

Claimant was injured in a 1966 accident on his first day on the job. He was allegedly hit in the left wrist and both calves by crooked bolts being turned with a power drill. His first report claimed no injury to his back. However, shortly thereafter he began to complain of back pain he said resulted from his quick movement to avoid having a gyrating bolt hit his face. At the first hearing…