Bailey v. Southern Casualty Insurance

WATSON, Judge.

This is a workmen’s compensation case wherein plaintiff, L. C. Bailey, seeks benefits for total and permanent disability. There is no dispute that plaintiff was injured on September 11, 1972, while in the course and scope of his employment with one James H. Brown (hereafter called “Brown”); that plaintiff was disabled from the date of the accident until March 28, 1973, and that his earnings were such as to entitle him to a compensation rate of $49.00 per week if he was in fact entitled to compensation benefits.

The defendants are R. A. Bennett, Jr. (hereafter called “Bennett”)…