Goldstein v. Industrial Commission

OPINION

JACOBSON, Chief Judge.

The question presented to this court is whether the medical evidence supports the Industrial Commission’s finding that the deceased’s death was not causally related to his employment.

On January 18, 1972 petitioner Thelma Goldstein filed a Widow’s Claim for Compensation with the Industrial Commission of Arizona, claiming benefits for her husband’s death on February 16, 1971 while he was employed as a schoolteacher by the Tucson Public Schools — District No. One. She claimed:

“A massive asthma attack, due to the long hours he spent trying to defend himself of the…