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· 6/8/1988

Peters v. Armellini Exp. Lines

Citations

  • 527 So. 2d 266
  • 1988 WL 59153

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  • soft tissue injuries are not readily observable and, therefore, expert medical evidence is necessary to establish a causal connection between the claimant's employment and such a condition
  • soft tissue injuries are not readily observable and, therefore, expert medical evidence is necessary to establish a causal connection between the claimant's employment and such an injury
  • “[L]ay testimony is of probative value in establishing the sequence of events, actual inability or ability to perform work, pain, and similar factors within the actual knowledge and sensory experience of the claimant[.]”

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Judges: Shivers

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