Case #


Case Name


Counsel for Appellant Area of Law


372-02259-04 Roberson v. Mayor Harry Goldman and City Council of Baltimore


(410) 837-4222 Worker’s Compensation


Judge and Robert G. Skeen Baltimore City


Jurisdiction Prevas/


Issues


In an appeal of a Worker’s Compensation claim where the Claimant had been found by the Worker’s Compensation Commission to be per- manently and totally disabled, and where there was no allegation of malingering, did the trial court err in permitting evidence of Claimant having received Social Security Benefits under the Collateral Source Rule? The second issue raised in the case is whether the trial court erred in admitting into evidence a description of a Functional Residual Capacity Test given that no such test was administered in this case, and, was it further error to permit defense counsel to com- ment concerning the lack of such a test in his argument?


373-02708-05 Humphrey v. Maryland David W. Brown National Capital Park & (301) 545-6100 Planning Commission, Constitutional Law/ et al.


Zoning


Thompson/ Montgomery County


Is a Zoning Text Amendment enacted solely to facilitate the development of a single parcel valid under Article 3, Section 33, of the Maryland Constitution, simply because the enactment has potential applicability to certain of other prop- erties in the zone? In other words, if the intent of the enactment was to permit development on a single parcel, is it an unconstitutional en- actment in violation of the constitutional prohibition against “Special Laws”?


Fall 2005


Trial Reporter


39


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