Neal v. Stuart Foundry Co.

The plaintiff claims to have suffered a compensable injury August 14, 1928, while in the employ of the Stuart Foundry Company. Liability was denied by the employer and its insurer,, the Michigan Reciprocal Association, on the ground that plaintiff had not suffered any injury while in the employ of the Foundry company, and also because of defendants ’ claim that no notice of the injury was given to the employer. The deputy commissioner before whom a hearing was held found plaintiff’s claim was established, and that notice thereof was timely given to the employer. Upon review before the…