3 So. 3d 930 - Mobley v. C & D Logging’s Empirical Analysis

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6 state decisions

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1. ““On June 6, 2006, Willie Mobley sued C & D Logging seeking to recover workers’ compensation benefits for an injury that he alleged arose out of and in the course of his employment with C & D Logging. C & D Logging answered and denied liability, contending, among other things, that Mobley had not suffered an on-the-job injury. “On March 2, 2007, Mobley filed a motion in the trial court asking that court to compel C & D Logging to provide, pursuant to § 25-5-77(a), Ala.Code 1975, a panel of four physicians; Mobley asserted that he had become dissatisfied with his current authorized treating physician. In his motion to compel, Mobley specifically asked that the four-physician panel be composed of physicians specializing in pain management. The trial court granted the motion to compel on March 6, 2007. C & D Logging provided Mobley a panel of four physicians. “On March 29, 2007, Mobley filed a second motion to compel in which he objected to two of the physicians on the panel of four provided by C & D Logging. ... The trial court granted Mob-ley’s second motion to compel on the same day on which that motion was filed. “On April 13, 2007, C & D Logging filed a motion asking the trial court to reconsider its March 29, 2007, order granting Mobley’s second motion to compel.... [[Image here]] “After conducting the final hearing, the trial court, on October 19, 2007, entered an order in favor of Mobley. In its October 19, 2007, order, the trial court found, among other things, that Mobl”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. 61 So. 3d 1067 - Logging v. Mobley