Maryland American General Insurance Co. v. Leffingwell
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BISSETT, Justice.
Our opinion of January 27, 1972 is withdrawn, and this opinion reaching the same conclusion is substituted therefor.
This is a workman’s compensation case. G. T. Leffingwell, Jr., the injured workman, sued Maryland American General Insurance Company, the workmen’s compensation insurance carrier, to recover total and permanent disability benefits as a result of injuries sustained by him on February 27, 1970.
Trial was to a jury. In answer to special issues, the jury found that (1) the accidental injury of February 27, 1970 was the producing cause of total incapacity; (2)…
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