Kivett v. Redmond Company

This is a disability claim under the workmen’s compensation law. On March 26, 1956, the appellant, while working at the appellee’s plant at Jacksonville, lost her footing and sat down hard on the concrete floor. The fall undoubtedly caused an injury to the claimant’s coccyx, for which she has been compensated. More than two and a half years after the accident she filed the present claim, on the theory that the fall also resulted in a disabling injury to her lower back. The commission denied the claim, finding that Mrs. Kivett’s back weakness was not attributable to her fall. "We have…