Legal Opinion
Bolding v. Fluorocarbon Co.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
Decided May 5, 1995No. 2940038PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Per curiam
TMs is a workmen’s compensation case.1
*1309The employee, Billy C. Bolding, injured his left knee on the job at the Reeves Rubber Division of Fluorocarbon Company in May 1989, and then reinjured the knee in September 1989.
Dr. Gilbert Aust operated on the left knee in June 1989, and Bolding then returned to work in the shipping department, instead of in his previous position as a master electrician. After the reinjury in September 1989, Dr. Jack Reagan treated Bolding, then released him to return to work with no restrictions in October 1989. Dr. Reagan did not assign any impairment rating based on…
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- Mead Paper Co. v. BrizendineCourt of Civil Appeals of Alabama · 1990
- Smither v. International Paper Co.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama · 1989
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