Gibbs v. Keebler Company

On November 6, 1968, while employed as a cookie packer for the Keebler Company, the plaintiff fell in the parking lot and suffered an injury to her knees. Defendant-appellant, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, was the workmen’s compensation insurer at the time of the accident. The plaintiff consulted the company doctor and missed several days of work due to problems with her knees. Plaintiff returned to the same job, doing somewhat less standing, and in April 1969 suffered another injury when she fell from a stool. The defendant-appellee, Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company, was insurer at…