Metro Interiors, Inc. v. Cox
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, Judge.
This workers’ compensation action involves the apportionment of a permanent partial disability under OCGA § 34-9-263. In 1990, Raleigh Cox was injured when the scaffolding he was using collapsed and he fell headfirst onto a concrete floor. While in the hospital undergoing treatment for a broken leg sustained in the fall, he noticed a hearing loss. He was referred to an otolaryngologist, Dr. Jamshidi, who found a bilateral mild to moderate sensori-neural hearing loss of approximately 28 percent in each ear. Because Dr. Jamshidi had not examined Cox before the accident and because…
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