J. P. Price Lumber Co. v. Adams

Conley Byrd, Justice.

It is conceded by the appellants, J. P. Price Lumber Company and American Mutual Insurance Company, that appellee Meade Adams is totally disabled and that he is in need of medical services. The issue here, however, is whether the Workmen’s Compensation Commission was correct in relieving the appellants from the obligation of paying Mrs. Meade Adams $65.00 per week for her custodial services. This matter comes to us from an order of the circuit court setting aside the Commission’s order and reinstating the payments.

The record shows that as a result of a compensable injury…