SANHUEZA v. LIBERTY STEEL ERECTORS

No. COA95-468.

471 S.E.2d 92 (1996)

Luis A. SANHUEZA, Employee, Plaintiff; v. LIBERTY STEEL ERECTORS, Employer; Michigan Mutual Insurance Company, Defendant.

Court of Appeals of North Carolina.

June 4, 1996.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Todd, Parham & Harris by Ken Harris, Charlotte, for plaintiff-appellant.

Golding, Meekins, Holden, Cosper & Stiles by Henry C. Byrum, Jr., Charlotte, for defendants-appellees.


EAGLES, Judge.

Plaintiff first argues that the Industrial Commission erred in concluding that plaintiff unjustifiably refused to cooperate with defendants' reasonable vocational efforts. Plaintiff argues that any failure to cooperate on his part was justified and that he is therefore entitled to continuing temporary total disability benefits. We disagree.

The findings of fact made by the Industrial Commission are conclusive on appeal if supported by any competent...

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