Amato v. Sklar Lumber & Millwork Co.

Appeals from decisions of the Workers’ Compensation Board, filed April 21, 1978 and February 27, 1979, which held that the deceased claimant sustained an occupational disease of a pulmonary nature and affirmed the award made. The board stated: "Upon a review of the record the Majority of the Board Panel reverses the Workers’ Compensation Law Judge (Referee) disallowances of occupational disease and death, and finds, based on the testimony of the foreman, E. Fink, that claimant was in constant contact with lacquers, thinners and fumes, and the testimony and medical evidence of Dr. M.…