Legal Opinion
Phoenix Steel Corp. v. Brinzo
Superior Court of Delaware
Decided May 16, 1978PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
O’HARA, Judge.
Claimant, Cyril Brinzo, suffered an industrial accident on May 17, 1967. As a result, a partial amputation of his right foot had to be performed. Thereafter, claimant’s employer, Phoenix Steel Corp. (“Phoenix Steel”), made total disability payments to him over a period of several years in accordance with a compensation agreement. On August 13, 1975, Phoenix Steel filed a petition for review of the agreement. Prior to that time, on June 2, 1975, claimant had filed a petition for commutation of the compensation payments. The two matters were heard jointly by the Industrial…
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