Industrial Commission v. Lambert

Counsel for claimant stand squarely on the case of Industrial Commission v. Weimer, 124 Ohio St., 50, 176 N. E., 886. It takes some stretch of the imagination to make the Weimer case fit the instant ease. The Weimer case was an infection case. There is no such question in this case. In the Weimer case the court found as a matter of fact that there was evidence in the record to the effect that there was “injury sustained by Weimer, in that the skin became worn down * * * and thus ultimately suffered small lacerations through which infection entered.”

The doctor testified in that case to the…