Rundin v. Sells

The complaint in this case alleges, in substance, that the plaintiff received an injury in April, 1933, while employed as a stevedore by W. H. Jones & Son, Inc.; that his employer had previously complied with all the terms of the Federal longshoremen’s and harbor workers’ compensation act and, in doing so, entered into a contract with the defendant physician and surgeon, wherein the defendant agreed to provide medical aid to its injured workmen; and that plaintiff, being in need of such aid and care, presented himself to the defendant for medical and surgical services under the terms of said…