Nationwide Mutual Insurance v. Porter

On or about November 4, 1976, the claimant in this workers’ compensation case was employed both on the inside (a desk job) and outside of the employer’s place of *516business (collection of delinquent accounts). While on a routine call to a customer with reference to electrical service at a dwelling house, claimant jumped a fence and fell flat on his back, and as he lay there a "Doberman pinscher was licking him in the face.” He reported this fact to his supervisor, however she (supervisor) contends he did not claim he was injured. She remembered he did relate an incident involving a Doberman…