Lawson v. Wisconsin Coal Corporation
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Cammack
— Affirming.
Malcolm Lawson suffered an injury to bis back while cutting coal (bostling) in a mine of tbe Wisconsin Coal Corporation. He was allowed compensation for total disability for a limited period of time, and thereafter was awarded compensation on tbe basis of a permanent partial disability of 35 per cent to bis body as a whole, with a proviso hereinafter discussed. After bis period of hospitalization Lawson returned to work for the Company as an attendant at tbe lamp bouse for a few months and then began operating a coal cutting machine. He is…
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