JOHN F. STROUD, JR., Chief Judge.
Appellant, Kirby Arbaugh, sustained a compensable injury on June 2, 2000, when he was shocked with 440 volts of electricity. This injury occurred when one of Arbaugh's co-workers, John Hicks, was instructed to repair an electrical cord on a feed-bag line although he told his supervisor that he did not know how to do it. Hicks was told to repair the plug on the cord anyway until he got it right. As a result of the improper wiring by...
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