McDaniel v. Roseland Box Co.

Plaintiff claims that on August 28, 1930, while working for the defendant as a general carpenter, he fell and injured his right hip, and that, although he was able to continue his work until September 3, the following, he was on that day obliged to give up, and was unable to do work of any character for a period of eight weeks. He also claims that on September 2, 1930, while still working after receiving the hip injury, he was driving a drift pin with a maul, and in doing so bruised his left hand, from which he developed an infection which ultimately caused the permanent total loss of its…