Griffith v. Blair

WADDILL, Commissioner.

The sole question on this appeal is whether the circuit court correctly found that the evidence compelled the Workmen’s Compensation Board to reopen the case and enlarge appellee’s compensation benefits.

Appellee, Arnold Ray Blair, sustained work-connected injuries on June 29, 1959, while employed by appellant, J. R. Griffith, d/b/a Tuffy’s Welding Shop. The injuries consisted of a severe laceration on his right forearm and bruises on his back, side and neck. Upon the hearing of the claim for compensation medical experts gave estimates of appellee’s disability ranging…