Federal Underwriters Exchange v. Green
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
In a suit arising under workmen’s compensation, the jury verdict established total and permanent incapacity of the employee Green, following accidental injuries, payable in a lump sum; and from judgment to that effect, appeal is taken by the insurer.
Circumstances surrounding the injuries in question were these: Mr. Green, plaintiff, had been employed by the Fort Worth Structural Steel Company at McKinney for several weeks, on a high school construction job. He was engaged in running a jack — a lifting process — at the time, under the direction of his foreman, when a wooden 2x6…
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