Recent Developments: Mayor of Baltimore v. Cassidy: When Presumption of Permanent Total Disability Is Conclusively Rebutted, the Loss of Vision in Both Eyes Is to Be Compensated under 9-627(k) "Other Cases" Section of Permanent Partial Disability Statute as Opposed to Doubling the Rate of the Scheduled Loss of Vision in One Eye

Authors

Francis A. Pommett III

Recommended Citation

Pommett, Francis A. III (1995) "Recent Developments: Mayor of Baltimore v. Cassidy: When Presumption of Permanent Total Disability Is Conclusively Rebutted, the Loss of Vision in Both Eyes Is to Be Compensated under 9-627(k) "Other Cases" Section of Permanent Partial Disability Statute as Opposed to Doubling the Rate of the Scheduled Loss of Vision in One Eye," University of Baltimore Law Forum: Vol. 26: No. 1, Article 5.
Available at: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/lf/vol26/iss1/5