Evans Bros. Co. v. Labor & Industry Review Commission
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtScott, C.J.
On Richard G. Palmer’s first day of work for Evans Brothers Company, he was seriously injured when he became pinned between a floor cleaning machine and a truck. Surgical repair of Palmer’s internal injuries left extensive scars on his torso. An examiner for the Department of Industry, Labor and Human. Relations found that Palmer was entitled to $14,176.50 in compensation for potential wage loss because of his disfigurements; the Labor and Industry Review Commission affirmed the examiner. Palmer ap peals from a circuit court reversal of the Commission. The issues are whether the Commission…
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