Royce v. Southwest Pipe of Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McFADDEN, Justice.
On January 20,1972, claimant Royce was employed by appellant Southwest Pipe as a truck driver. He was asleep in the sleeper unit of the truck which was being driven by Don Woodland when the truck hit a frost heave, causing Woodland to lose control of the truck, leave the road and overturn. Royce was rendered unconscious for approximately 30 hours and suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung due to the accident. He remained in a health care facility in Plentywood, Montana, for approximately two weeks before returning to Twin Falls. Royce returned to work a short time…
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