Fegan v. MacCabees

Opinion by

Parker, J.,

The sole question raised on the appeal in this workmen’s compensation case is whether there is sufficient evidence in the record to sustain the findings by referee and board that the claimant is totally disabled. We are all of the opinion that there is and that the judgment should be affirmed.

Claimant was injured on September 9, 1929 while in the course of his employment with The Maccabees as a solicitor and was paid compensation under an award for total disability on account of traumatic epilepsy until February 27, 1936, a period of 335 weeks.

There had been several…