Lundgren v. Industrial Commission

Edward M. Iverson was employed by plaintiff in error, Carl A. Lundgren, on and prior to March 23, 1922. On that date he received an accidental injury which arose out of and in the course of his employment. The injury consisted of a fracture at the neck of the left femur. First aid and medical attention were furnished by plaintiff in error. Iverson received medical treatment over a period of several years, both in his home and in hospitals, but no cure was effected, and at the time of the hearing before the arbitrator on May 26, 1927, he had very little use of the injured leg. Although he was…