Alaska Pulp Corp. v. Trading Union, Inc.

MATTHEWS, Justice.

Jeffrey Anderson suffered a fractured and dislocated shoulder in a logging accident on November 7, 1989, while working for Alaska Pulp Corporation. After treatment and arthroscopic surgery, Anderson went to work in a grocery store owned by Trading Union, Inc., on February 26, 1990. On May 21, 1990, while working at the grocery store, Anderson again dislocated his shoulder while lifting a box weighing no more than twenty-five pounds. Anderson was unable to work after the incident. Additional surgery was performed in October of 1990. One of Anderson’s physicians opined that…