Bartlett-Collins Co. v. Roach

On May 14, 1934, Mrs. Ethel Roach, who was an employee of Bartlett-Collins Company, sustained an accidental injury to her eye when some glass flew from a spindle grinder with which she was working. She notified Mr. Hampton, her immediate supervisor, that, she had gotten a piece of glass in her eye, and he said that if she did not get it all out, for her t.o go and see Dr. Haas. Dr. Haas treated her eyes for about eight days and sent her back to work and told her to use an eye wash, which she did, and continued intermittently to treat the eye, and this process continued until on or about…