The Complaint of Hercules Carriers, Inc. v. Florida

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• holding that good cause was not established when a claimant sought out new treatment shortly after receiving a denial by an ALJ
• holding that good cause was not established when a claimant sought out new treatment shortly after receiving a denial by an ALJ
• noting that when the evidence can support either outcome, we may not substitute our judgment for the ALJ’s
• noting that when the evidence can support either outcome, we may not substitute our judgment for the ALJ’s
• explaining that the good cause requirement would be meaningless if every time a claimant lost before the agency he was free to seek out a new expert witness who might better support his position
• explaining that the good cause requirement would be meaningless if every time a claimant lost before the agency he was free to seek out a new expert witness who might better support his position

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