General Industries v. Gibson

James R. Cooper, Judge.

The appellee, Martha Gibson, was employed by the appellant and was injured in the course of her employment after inhaling kerosene fumes. Her injury was found to be compensable, and further hearings were held before the administrative law judge to determine the extent of her disability and whether the employer was entitled to a fifteen percent credit for a permanent partial disability previously paid. The administrative law judge found the appellee to be permanently and totally disabled, that the appellant was not entitled to a fifteen percent setoff, and that the…