Lewis v. North Carolina Department of Correction
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
McGEE, Judge.
Plaintiff James J. Lewis suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder while working as a probation and parole officer for defendant North Carolina Department of Correction.
Plaintiff filed a Form 18 on 6 October 1992, seeking worker’s compensation benefits. A hearing was held on 17 October 1994 before a deputy commissioner (first deputy commissioner), who entered an award for plaintiff in the amount of $293.14 per week from 10 September 1992 to 13 November 1995 for temporary total disability, medical expenses incurred as a result of the occupational disease, and attorney’s fees.…
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