Marlowe v. Dogs Only Grooming

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• holding that supportive services, such as driving claimant to various non-medical places, constitute “quality of life” activities indemnified under disability compensation rather than attendant care
• holding that supportive services, such as driving claimant to various non-medical places, constitute “quality of life” activities indemnified under disability compensation rather than attendant care
• concluding that transportation services to the store and other places for “various and sundry purposes” constitute quality-of-life activities, in contrast to transportation necessary for medical treatment
• supportive services such as driving claimant to the store and other places, other than transportation necessary for medical treatment pursuant to section 440.13(6

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).