Crimson Industries, Inc. v. Eller

MONROE, Judge.

In 1996, Larry P. Eller filed a workers’ compensation claim against his employer, Crimson Industries, Inc. Eller alleged that he had suffered a cardiac arrest that arose out of and in the course of his employment and that it had rendered him permanently and totally disabled. After trial, the circuit court found that Eller’s injury was compensable under the Workers’ Compensation Act and that Eller was totally and permanently disabled. Crimson appeals.

Our review is governed by the new Workers’ Compensation Act, which provides: “In reviewing the standard of proof set forth herein…