Report of Decisions of the Industrial Accident Board and Industrial Accident Commission of the State of California, 1. sējumsCalifornia State Print. Office, 1915 |
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A. J. PILLSBURY accidental injury amount applicant's application for compensation attorney average annual earnings California cents Chapter 176 Chapter 399 claim Commission found Commissioners COMPANY A CORPORATION Compensation Insurance Fund condition contract course court death benefit deceased employee defendant determined disability indemnity employed employment expenses fact filed findings and award foreman fracture FRENCH furnished ground GUARANTY COMPANY H. L. WHITE HARRIS WEINSTOCK hearing hernia hospital hundred Industrial Accident Commission inguinal hernia injured employee injured person Insurance and Safety insurance carrier Insurance Company issue James Mason jurisdiction labor Laws liability Los Angeles Lumber Company medical and surgical ment operation opinion paid payable payments pensation permanent disability physician propria persona proximately caused reasonable value received rehearing result Safety Act San Francisco Secretary services rendered Standard Oil Company suffered surgical treatment sustained temporary total disability testified testimony tion Union Iron wages widow wilful misconduct workman Workmen's Compensation
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