McLaren v. Industrial Commission

This case involves a review of proceedings of the Industrial Commission. McLaren as a carpenter was in the employ of the McKean Company. The Commercial Casualty Insurance Company was its insurance carrrier. Admittedly, McLaren was injured in the course of his employment on July 2, 1930, by slipping and falling twelve or thirteen feet from a ladder, and striking with his back on the ground. He was rendered unconscious and was taken home. He remained there three or four days when he was taken to the hospital. There an X-ray was taken of the sternum and ribs but not of the back or of the…