Crawley v. General Motors Corp.
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
BLOOM, Judge.
The sole question posed by this appeal is whether an employee who suffers from a condition of impaired hearing resulting from protracted exposure to noise in the course of his occupation, but who has not yet experienced any “disablement,” i.e., loss of wages or capacity to perform his regular work, is entitled to receive worker’s compensation. We hold that he is.
Factual Background
This matter comes to us on an expedited appeal from the judgment of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, which reversed an order of award by the Workmen’s Compensation Commission (Commission). The…
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