Maryland Casualty Co. v. Industrial Commission

As more particularly appears from the foregoing statement of facts, the appellant, the Maryland Casualty Company, the insurer of Douglas county, which operated a tuberculosis sanatorium, was required by an interlocutory award of the Industrial Commission to pay the medical and hospital expenses of Miss Forness, a maid employed in the sanatorium, who became afflicted with tuberculosis while so employed and was totally disabled, and to pay until further order of the commission her wage loss since June 4, 1937, up to which time her wage loss had been paid by the Employers Mutual Company pursuant…