Kelly Catering, Inc. v. Holman
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ALPERT, Judge.
The Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission determined that appellee, Sandra A. Holman, was an independent contractor (and not an employee of appellant Kelly Catering, Inc.) and therefore was not eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Following her appeal, an Anne Arundel County jury reversed, and determined that Holman was, in fact, an employee of Kelly. Kelly, on appeal, now asks us to address the following variations on a single theme:
I. Should the prevailing party from a previous workers’ compensation hearing be allowed to offer into evidence,' at a subsequent…
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