Howell v. Texas Workers' Compensation Commission

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the Commission has exclusive jurisdiction over medical fee disputes between providers and insurers
• holding that trial court’s permanent injunction did not violate the Contract Impairment Prohibition because it was a judicial act rather than a legislative act
• holding that the Commission has exclusive jurisdiction over medical fee disputes between providers and insurers
• holding that the Commission has exclusive jurisdiction over medical fee disputes between providers and insurers
• holding that the Commission had standing to assert its counterclaims for declaratory relief.
• concluding injunctive relief was ancillary because it “[sought] to protect and enforce the rights established by the [primary] relief” sought by claimant

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