Henry v. Higgins Industries

Harold J. Henry, while engaged in his work for Higgins Industries, Inc., on March 2, 1944, was struck on the right foot by a falling beam and certain bones of that foot were broken. He brought this suit for compensation against the said employer, Higgins Industries, Inc., and its insurer, Maryland Casualty Company, and alleging that he had been permanently and totally disabled and that his daily rate of pay was such as to entitle him to compensation at the maximum rate, $20 per week, prayed for solidary judgment against the two named corporations for $20 per week for 400 weeks, together with…