Workmen's Compensation: Half Century of Judicial Developments
Horovitz, Samuel B.
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- 1975Levine v. Haddon Hall Hotel N.J.
- 1973Hornyak v. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. N.J.
- 1970LaBonte v. National Gypsum Co. N.H.
- 1970Hammond v. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. N.J.
- 1964Ortiz Candelario v. Industrial Commission P.R.
- 1964Daly v. Bergstedt Minn.
- 1963Meo v. Commercial Can Corp. N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div.
- 1962Gallart Mendía v. Comisión Industrial P.R.
- 1962Mendía v. Industrial Commission P.R.
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Abstract
I. Changes in Legal Concepts II. Growth III. Personal Injury by Accident Arising Out of and in the Course of the Employment … A. Personal Injury … (1) Property Damage … (2) Disease … (3) Neurosis … (4) Single Event and Wear and Tear … (5) Aggravation of Pre-existing Disease or Defect … B. By Accident … (1) Definitions … (2) Assault by Design … (3) Unexpected Result versus Unexpected Cause … (C) Arising Out of … (1) Definitions … (2) Street Risks … (3) Acts of God, Positional and Local Risks … (4) Work-assaults and Aggressors … (5) Horseplay and Larking … (6) Incidents of Work … (7) Slight Deviation and Curiosity as Incidents of Work … (8) Violation of Rules or Laws … (9) Suicide … (10) Slips and Falls … (11) Causal Relation and Need of Medical Testimony … (12) Appeals and Liberal Trends … D. In the Course of … (1) Definitions … (2) Going and Coming Rule … (3) Twenty-four Hour Daily Protection … (4) Noon-hour Injuries … (5) Post-employment Injuries … (6) Industrial Premises Rule … E. Of the Employment … (1) Federal Relief Workers and Local Welfare Recipients … (2) Convicts … (3) Illegal Employment of Adults and Minors … (4) Spouses … (5) Minor Children … F. Incapacity or Disability … (1) Total Incapacity … (2) Partial Incapacity … (3) Effect of Economic Rises and Falls in Wage Levels … (4) Permanent Total Disability … G. Schedule Injuries … (1) Amputation and Loss of Use—Selecting the Greater Remedy … (2) Loss of Functions … (3) Disfigurement … (4) Heritability … (5) Use of Charts and Predetermined Administrative Bodies … (6) Obtaining Both Remedies (Scheduled and Nonscheduled) IV. Conclusion