Rendueles v. Solomon

Plaintiff, Theresa Rendueles, age 59, fell through a skylight on May 5, 1944, on the premises of her employer, while working as a seamstress operating an electrically driven sewing machine, and sustained injuries.

She was paid workman's compensation weekly at the rate of $10.40 for 120 weeks, when the payments ceased. Claiming to be totally and permanently disabled, plaintiff filed this suit, in forma pauperis, against the employer, a partnership known as A. Solomon, the partners thereof, and the partnership's insurance carrier, Standard Accident Insurance Company. The prayer is for…