EME, through Joe Addota, testified at deposition that EME owned the building where Groves operated. Groves Iron Works' lease for the property where the accident occurred appears to have been entered into five days after claimant's injury. The Groves' have left St. Louis. That operation continued until March 31, 1991. Groves Iron Works was created in 1994.
Groves is in default.
As a result of the accident mentioned in paragraph 2 above, the claimant sustained injuries which did and will require medical care in order to cure and relieve the claimant of the effects of this work related injury. Claimant will also require future medical treatment as a result of the work related injury herein and is therefore entitled to future medical benefits to cure and relieve her of the effects of this work related injury. Claimant will probably sustain a period of future temporary total disability in an effort to cure and relieve her of the effects of this work-related injury. She is entitled to temporary benefits until she is released from competent medical care as having reached maximum medical improvement or released to return to work. Any permanent partial disability will await a final award so that I can have the benefit of the additional treatment records.