Falls v. Warrior Drilling & Engineering Co.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a workmen's compensation case.
Charley Vernon Falls, an employee of Warrior Drilling Engineering Company, injured his back while wrapping a metal chain around a drill pipe. Subsequently, he filed a complaint against his employer seeking workmen's compensation benefits and medical expenses. After a hearing the trial court found that Falls had injured his back while employed by Warrior, determined that he had a twenty percent permanent partial disability and awarded benefits commensurate with such finding. Falls appeals.
Plaintiff's contention here is that there is no evidence in the…
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