Cooper v. Chateaugay Ore & Iron Co.

There is evidence sufficient to justify the finding of the Industrial Board that the claimant was permanently partially disabled during the period for which an award of compensation has been made, and that such disability resulted from the industrial accident in question whereby the claimant sustained a fracture of the pelvis, and a crushing fracture of the fifth lumbar on the first sacral, besides other injuries. There is a sharp controversy on the issue of earning capacity and the proper rate of compensation. It would seem that the claimant had sought and engaged in remunerative work with a…