South v. HEARTLAND EMP. & TRAINING ADMIN.

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• reversing where judge of compensation claims failed to credit claimant's psychiatrist's testimony that he doubted whether claimant would ever return to a productive capacity if he did not receive psychiatric treatment
• Although a JCC generally does not need to explain when he accepts the testimony of- one doctor and rejects the testimony of another, he must state his reasons when: (1) the reason for the finding in the order is not apparent from the record; or (2

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