CVS/Caremark Corp. v. Washington
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1ConcurrenceMoore, Judge
I agree with the main opinion that the evidence supports a finding that Gloria Washington (“the employee”) is permanently and totally disabled for workers’ compensation purposes. I also agree that the defense of judicial estoppel does not apply, but for reasons different from those stated in the main opinion.
I find no need to decide whether CVS/Caremark Corporation (“the employer”) properly raised the affirmative defense of judicial estoppel because I believe that defense does not apply in the present context. As I stated in my special writing in White Tiger Graphics, Inc. v. Clemons, 88…
2Cases cited18 opinions
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- Ex Parte HealthSouth Corp.Supreme Court of Alabama · 2002
- McCollum v. ReevesSupreme Court of Alabama · 1987
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