Commercial Standard Ins. Co. v. Shank

BAUGH, Justice.

This is a Workman’s Compensation case. J. G. Gorman was the employer, Shank the employee, and appellant the insurer. Shank received injuries to his right arm on August 27th and September 4, 1937, in the course of his employment, for which he was, on December 23, 1937, awarded compensation for eight weeks total, and ten weeks 20% partial incapacity, totaling $90. He did not appeal from this award, but declined to accept it, and on January 4, 1938, so advised the Industrial Accident Board.

Subsequently he induced the Board to reconsider his case, furnished additional evidence, the…