Bradley v. Alumax

I cannot agree with the majority decision in this case because the Commission did not follow established case law with regard to the odd-lot doctrine, and if that law were applied, fair-minded persons would find that the appellant is totally and permanently disabled. Because the majority opinion paints with such a broad brush, I submit a more detailed summary of the evidence.

At the time of the hearing on October 7, 1992, appellant was 48 years old, had obtained a GED, and over the years had worked at a drive-in; counted seedlings for Weyerhaeuser in a nursery; worked for Deltic Timber at…