· 1/15/1909
Carter v. Warnock
Citations
- 57 Fla. 49
Syllabus
<p>Mandamus — Final Judgment Necessary in to Support Writ of Error.</p> <p>In mandamus, as well as in other actions at law, there must be a final judgment before writ of error will lie to review the proceedings.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a worker‘s compensation plaintiff was not entitled to receive damages for the full undiscounted amount of her medical bills when her insurer paid only a fraction of that amount in full settlement of the total bill
- noting the “inherent differences between a tort claim for personal injury and a claim for workers’ compensation benefits”
- Tennessee Code Annotated section 50-6-204(a)(1) does not require the employer to pay the cost of medical treatment to the employee, unless the employee has personally incurred medical expenses
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Judges: Account, Illness, Parkhill, Taylor
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