State Rep. Mike Christian told a workers’ compensation court judge Wednesday that he suffered an on-the-job injury when he was involved in a traffic accident driving to the state Capitol in February 2009.
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Judge will rule in Oklahoma legislator’s workers’ comp case
State Rep. Mike Christian claims he already was on the job when he had an accident driving to the Oklahoma state Capitol.
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