Galvin v. Brown
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Industrial Board of Indiana. Proceedings for compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act by Harry C. Brbwn. From an order made by part of the Industrial Board, fixing the amount of attorney’s fees due applicant’s attorney, George W. Galvin, the latter appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBatman, P. J.
— The record in this case discloses that appellee, Harry C. Brown, was an employe of Nor dyke and Marmon Company; that he received a *31personal injury by accident arising out of and in tbe course of Ms said employment; that he filed an application before the Industrial Board for an-adjustment of his compensation because of such injury, which resulted in a final award in his favor against his employer of $11 per week for 100 weeks beginning May 14, 1917; that afterwards appellee and his employer entered into an agreement, which was -approved by the Industrial Board, whereby the latter’s…
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