Black & Decker Corp. v. Humbert

SALMON, J. •

Norman Humbert (“Humbert”), a licensed electrician, worked for Black and Decker Corporation (“Black and Decker”) since 1993. He filed a claim with the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission (“Commission”), alleging that he sustained an occupational disease of impingement syndrome of the right shoulder arising out of and in the course of employment with Black and Decker. A hearing was held before the Commission in March of 2005. The Commission disallowed Humbert’s claim. After Humbert’s request for a rehearing was denied, he filed a petition for judicial review in the Circuit…