Sosnowski v. Hamburger
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtCynar, J.
From the spring of 1962 until December 3,1963, the American States Insurance Company insured the coverage of the employer of the plaintiff under the workmen’s compensation act, the employer being Dandy Hamburger. From December 3, 1963, St. Paul Insurance Company was the insurance carrier through September 7, 1964, the last day of plaintiff’s employment.
On November 30, 1964, Dr. Harold Plotnick testified that he was a licensed practicing physician, specializing in dermatology. He saw the plaintiff on September 8, 1964, regarding a painful swelling *549of the right ring finger which had its onset…
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