Royal Globe Insurance v. Hartford Insurance

Pope, Judge.

Workers’ compensation. On November 6, 1978 claimant Sandra Van Giller suffered an injury to her neck while in the employ of Claxton Manufacturing Company. The injury was compensable under the Workers’ Compensation Act, and claimant received compensation for temporary total disability and for medical expenses which arose as a result of the injury. These benefits were paid by the employer’s insurance carrier, Royal Globe Insurance Company. Disability benefits ceased in January of 1979 upon claimant’s return to work. On May 1, 1982 Hartford Insurance Company replaced Royal Globe as…