N. G. Gilbert Corp. v. Cash

Sognier, Judge.

Oscar Cash was employed by N. G. Gilbert Corporation when he sustained severe work-related injuries caused by a seventy foot fall out of a pine tree. Dr. William Clark, the treating physician, made three determinations as to the percentages of permanent partial physical impairment suffered by Cash: the first in December 1983, the second in February 1984 (repeated a month later) at the request of Aetna Casualty and Surety Company, N. G. Gilbert’s insurer, and a third rating after Cash underwent surgery in 1985. The administrative law judge (ALJ) found that Cash was entitled to…