Lucky Stores, Inc. v. Street
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ALPERT, Judge.
In this appeal we must decide whether under the Worker’s Compensation Law a disability resulting from both an occupational disease and an accidental injury may be combined so as to constitute “a serious disability” under art. 101 § 36(4a). Put another way, can the combination of a heart attack and pre-existing atherosclerosis be legally the result of “one accident”? We think not.
Appellee, Charles W. Street, III, suffered a heart attack after chasing and apprehending a shoplifting suspect at Lucky Stores on December 14, 1978. At the time, Street was employed full time as a Prince…
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