Lampley v. Standard Brick & Clay Products Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtLeche, J.
Jesse Lampley was employed as a laborer by the Standard Brick & Clay Products Company, Inc., and while so employed was assaulted and struck by another employee of said company. Charging that the injury received by him at the hands of his fellow employee, has rendered him totally and permanently disabled to work, he prays for compensation at the rate of 65% of his weekly wage of ($15.00) fifteen dollars, for a period not to exceed (400) four hundred weeks and for medical, surgical and hospital fees, an additional sum not to exceed ($250.00) two hundred and fifty dollars.
Lampley recovered…
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