Gers v. National Tea Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JiDOUCET, Chief Judge.
In this case the administrative hearing officer denied the plaintiffs claim for worker’s compensation benefits based on a finding that there was no causal connection between an on-the-job accident and a stroke subsequently suffered by the claimant. The claimant appeals.
The claimant, Jennell Gers, was employed part-time by the National Tea Company d/b/a the Real Superstore (Superstore) in Lafayette, Louisiana. On July 29, 1992, she struck the crown of her head on a low doorway connecting two warehouses at the store. There was no witness. She told a co-worker, Cynthia…
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