Six Flags Over Texas, Inc. v. Parker

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• holding evidence was legally and factually sufficient to justify jury award of past medical bills when claimant introduced into evidence medical bills and uncontroverted affidavits that state expenses were reasonable and necessary
• providing affidavit attesting that amount charged was reasonable and necessary is sufficient evidence to support fact finding that amount charged was reasonable or service was necessary
• no abuse of discretion in denying jury demand; “since the case had already been certified for trial on the non-jury docket, any transfer to the jury docket would have disrupted the schedule of cases which had already been determined by the court”

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