Peterson/Puritan, Inc. v. Day
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Judge.
Workers compensation. The employer, Peterson/Puritan, Inc., appeals the order of the trial court affirming the finding of the State Board of Workers’ Compensation that the appellee, Peggy Day, had not undergone a change of condition. The administrative law judge had previously found that the claimant Ms. Day had undergone a change in condition, which finding would have authorized the employer to terminate payment of her compensation benefits.
Ms. Day sustained her injuries in December, 1977, by slipping in a puddle of spilled lighter fluid. She worked as a packer and capper for…
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