Arbo v. Maryland Casualty Co.

Wilfred J. Arbo, a white man, 34 years of age, with a second grade education, sues Maryland Casualty Company, the insurance carrier of Higgins Industries, Inc., in whose employ he was injured on July 22, 1944, alleging that he was totally and permanently disabled from doing work of any reasonable character, claiming compensation for 400 weeks at the maximum rate, less $120, the amount of compensation already paid to him. He further prayed that the fee of his attorney be fixed at the sum of twenty per cent of any amount recovered and that the contract of employment with the attorney be…