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In the Matter of Clarence Johnson v. Johns Hopkins Hospital
Workers’ Compensation—Idiopathic Injuries—Compensability The court affirmed the denial of Mr. Johnson's claim for temporary total disability, concluding his injury did not arise out of his employment due to his pre-existing idiopathic condition.unre
In the Matter of Atlantic Automotive Corp. v. Mason
Workers’ Compensation—Directed Verdict—Burden of Proof The trial court did not err in granting Mason’s motion for directed verdict, as Employer failed to meet its burden of proof regarding the occurrence of a workplace accident.
Jennifer Remmes v. State of Maryland
Workers’ Compensation—Statute of Limitations—Modification Request The appellant's application for modification was denied as time-barred because it was filed after the five-year limitations period had expired under LE § 9-736.
Montgomery County, Maryland v. Patricia Taylor
Workers’ Compensation—Temporary Total Disability—Medical Evidence The circuit court did not err in denying the motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict, as sufficient evidence supported the jury's finding of temporary total disability for the specified dates.
Prince George’s County, Maryland v. Bradley Schroeder
Workers’ Compensation — Permanent Partial Disability — Jury Verdict The County appealed the denial of its motion for a new trial, arguing the jury's verdict of 63% permanent partial disability was grossly excessive and shocked the conscience.
IN THE MATTER OF CAMERON ROKSIEWICZ
Workers’ compensation — Benefits modification — Statute of limitations appeal arises from a Workers’ Compensation Claim filed by Cameron Roksiewicz (“Appellant”) to modify an award for Temporary Total Disability (“TTD”) […]
EDWARD D. SUTTON v. QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND HARTFORD UNDERWRITERS INSURANCE
Workers’ compensation — Reimbursement for expenses — Clear error After a work-related training accident, appellant, Edward Sutton, at the time a Deputy Sheriff with the Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office […]
IN THE MATTER OF DAWN COUSINS
Workers’ compensation — Causal relationship — Judgment Notwithstanding Verdict This appeal arises from a workers’ compensation claim filed by Appellant, Dawn Cousins (“Cousins”) against Appellee, Montgomery County, Maryland, (“County”) for […]
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF ROBERT T. BUTLER
Workers’ compensation — Employer of last injurious exposure — Accidental injury Robert T. Butler, appellant, challenges a summary judgment entered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, affirming the denial […]
CLIFTON T. PERKINS HOSPITAL, ET AL. v. SAMMY L. FRIERSON
Workers’ compensation — Employee classification — Final order In this appeal, we are asked to determine whether a workers’ compensation claimant qualifies as a “public safety employee” under Md. Code […]
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF ERIC A. PAYTON
Workers’ compensation — ‘Coming and going’ rule — Exceptions This case arises from a motor vehicle collision involving appellant Eric A. Payton, a Baltimore City police officer. Read the opinion
IN THE MATTER OF STACY SCOTT-MCKINNEY
Workers’ compensation — Occupational disease — Timeliness This appeal stems from a workers’ compensation claim filed by Appellant, Dr. Stacy Scott-McKinny (“Dr. Scott-McKinney”) for an occupational disease she sustained arising […]
