Holliday v. Consolidated Rail Corp.

How later courts describe this case

• injury including manifestation of psychological symptoms found not to be solely emotional based upon accompanying heart palpitations, spastic colon, tenesmus, and involuntary rectal discharge
• “[If] a railroad employee demonstrating some possible negligence with psychological consequences will always present a jury question in a FELA action, the most attenuated claims could be advanced.”
• work-related stress did not constitute injury under the FELA
• relatives with drug problems sufficient race neutral reason