Sloss v. Industrial Commission

How courts have described this case

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• affirming denial of highway patrol officer’s claim for mental injury benefits arising from “the usual[,] ordinary and expected incidents of his job”
• affirming the non-compensability of a claim for mental injury where the claimant “was exposed to nothing other than the usual ordinary and expected incidents of his job as a Highway Patrolman”
• “To qualify as an injury by accident, [a disabling neurosis] must have been produced by the unexpected, the unusual, or the extraordinary stress”
• claimant whose nervous condition caused him to suffer from gastritis did not have compensable claim because he was not exposed to any additional stress other than the usual, ordinary, and expected stress inherent in his employment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).