Sims v. Charmes/Arby's Roast Beef, 142 N.C. App. 154 (2001)

Feb 06, 2001

OUTCOME:

The presumption of continuing disability that arises from approval of a Form 21 agreement does not arise from the filing of a Form 60.

Russell v. Lowes Product Distribution, 108 N.C. App. 762 (1993)

Feb 02, 1993

OUTCOME: Employee required to prove existence and extent of disability.

Youngblood v. North State Ford, 321 N.C. 380 (1988)

Feb 03, 1988

OUTCOME: Injured worker hired to teach employees of defendant employer how to use truck frame straightening equipment held to be employee, not independent contractor.

Hilliard v Apex Cabinet Company, 305 N.C. 593 (1982)

May 04, 1983

OUTCOME: Employee required to prove existence and extent of disability.

Morrison v. Burlington Industries, 301 N.C. 226 (1981)

Oct 06, 1981

OUTCOME:

Established the apportionment principle. Totally disabled employee, only partially due to employment-related condition, is limited to partial disability benefits.