Bituminous Casualty Corp. v. Jackson

On December 18, 1941, there came on for hearing before Director Tucker of the Industrial Board the claim of A. O. Jackson, employee, against L. P. Friedstedt, employer, and Bituminous Casualty Corporation, insurance carrier, for compensation for an injury received by the employee while engaged in the performance of his work with the employer and which he claimed resulted in the loss of vision in one of his eyes. The director found from the evidence adduced on the hearing that the claimant’s eyes had been operated on over twenty years previously, which operation was performed in order to…