Corak v. Department of Labor & Industries
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtSwanson, J.
Eli Corak first sustained an industrial injury to his low back in January of 1952. For this he received a permanent partial disability award of 15 per cent of the maximum allowed for unspecified disabilities. He continued working as a laborer doing concrete work until July 12, 1965, when he reinjured his low back. The Department of Labor and Industries (department) allowed his claim and granted a permanent partial disability award of 10 per cent of the maximum allowed for unspecified disabilities. Corak appealed this award to the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (board). The board…
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