Williamson v. Werner Enterprises, Inc.
Nebraska Court of Appeals
1DissentCarlson, Judge
I respectfully dissent from the majority’s determination that the trial court was correct in its conclusion that Williamson *654should be denied benefits in that he did not give notice as required by § 48-133. A review of the entire record dictates a conclusion that Williamson gave Werner notice “as soon as practicable.”
In its order denying Williamson benefits, the trial court made a finding that Williamson’s “back injuries and complaints [were] causally linked to the December 23, 2000, accident.” The court also found that “the first notice of injury supported by any credible evidence occurred in…
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- Price v. Burlington Refrigerator Express Co.Nebraska Supreme Court · 1936
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