Smith v. Stephenson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Justice.
This is a suit on sworn account by E. R. Stephenson, a chiropractor, against his patient, Thomas D. Smith, for chiropractic services rendered in connection with a work-related injury sustained by Smith which was compensable under our workers’ compensation statutes. Plaintiff Stephenson presented his bill to the Industrial Accident Board, but when a dispute arose before the Board with regard to the amount of the charges, plaintiff filed this lawsuit against defendant Smith. Defendant denied the justness of plaintiff’s charges in a verified answer. He also filed a “motion to…
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