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First DCA: 6-Month Limitation on Temporary Compensation for Mental or Nervous Injuries Does Not Apply Where Claimant Is Not Receiving Permanent Impairment Benefits
One of the many changes wrought to the Florida Workers' Compensation Law in 2003 was the enactment of §440.093(3), Fla. Stat., which provides: (3) Subject to the payment of permanent benefits under s.440.15, in no event shall temporary benefits for a compensable mental or nervous...
First DCA: 6-Month Limitation on Temporary Compensation for Mental or Nervous Injuries Does Not Apply Where Claimant Is Not Receiving Permanent Impairment Benefits
One of the many changes wrought to the Florida Workers' Compensation Law in 2003 was the enactment of §440.093(3), Fla. Stat., which provides: (3) Subject to the payment of permanent benefits under s.440.15, in no event shall temporary benefits for a compensable mental or nervous...
First DCA: 6-Month Limitation on Temporary Compensation for Mental or Nervous Injuries Does Not Apply Where Claimant Is Not Receiving Permanent Impairment Benefits
One of the many changes wrought to the Florida Workers' Compensation Law in 2003 was the enactment of §440.093(3), Fla. Stat., which provides: (3) Subject to the payment of permanent benefits under s.440.15, in no event shall temporary benefits for a compensable mental or nervous...
First DCA: 6-Month Limitation on Temporary Compensation for Mental or Nervous Injuries Does Not Apply Where Claimant Is Not Receiving Permanent Impairment Benefits
One of the many changes wrought to the Florida Workers' Compensation Law in 2003 was the enactment of §440.093(3), Fla. Stat., which provides: (3) Subject to the payment of permanent benefits under s.440.15, in no event shall temporary benefits for a compensable mental or nervous...
First DCA: 6-Month Limitation on Temporary Compensation for Mental or Nervous Injuries Does Not Apply Where Claimant Is Not Receiving Permanent Impairment Benefits
One of the many changes wrought to the Florida Workers' Compensation Law in 2003 was the enactment of §440.093(3), Fla. Stat., which provides: (3) Subject to the payment of permanent benefits under s.440.15, in no event shall temporary benefits for a compensable mental or nervous...