Spier v. Department of Labor & Industries

— January 26, 1931, plaintiff, while working as a hook tender in a logging operation, sustained injuries which will be hereinafter more specifically described. He received hospital care, medical attention and compensation for time lost, under the workmen’s compensation act, until July 26, 1931. As of that date, the department of labor and industries, believing plaintiff’s condition had become fixed, awarded him permanent partial disability to the extent of six degrees. The plaintiff appealed to the joint board. Under directions of the board, two hearings were had before examiners of the…