Louisiana Court of Appeal, 1975

Roberson v. Liberty Mutual Insurance

Roberson v. Liberty Mutual Insurance
Louisiana Court of Appeal · Decided October 31, 1975 · Culpep, Domengeaux, Frugé, Hood, Miller
321 So. 2d 398; 1975 La. App. LEXIS 4335 (Southern Reporter, Second Series)

Roberson v. Liberty Mutual Insurance

Opinion of the Court

DOMENGEAUX, Judge.

This case has been reargued before a panel of five judges, pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court, in accordance with Article 5, Section 8(B) of the Constitution of 1974. 320 So.2d 201 (La. 1975).

We have considered the reargument, the complete record, and the briefs filed and have concluded that our original majority opinion (see 316 So.2d 22) is correct. Having reached that conclusion, we reinstate our original majority opinion which: (1) reversed the judgment of the trial court insofar as it granted plaintiff penalties and attorney’s fees; (2) amended and recast said judgment as so to award the plaintiff permanent and total workmen’s compensation benefits but subject to a credit for compensation previously paid; and (3) affirmed said judgment in all other respects.

Costs of this appeal originally and on reargument are to be equally divided between appellee and appellant.

Affirmed in part, amended in part, reversed in part, and rendered.

Concurring in Part

FRUGÉ, J.,

adheres to my original views: I dissent in part and concur in part.

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