Curry v. Miami Dolphins, Ltd.

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• the testimony of one physician may be accepted over that of several others
• JCC's discretion is not unbridled; JCC must give adequate reasons for accepting the testimony of one physician over another where the reason is not apparent from the record or it appears that the JCC has overlooked or ignored evidence
• “the failure to state reasons for accepting one doctor’s opinion over others is error where (1) the reason for the finding in the order is not apparent from the record, or (2) it appears that the deputy commissioner has overlooked or ignored evidence in the record”

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