Martin v. Rapid Plumbing
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
ANDERSON, J.:
In this workers’ compensation case, Rapid Plumbing contends the circuit court erred in (1) affirming the appellate panel’s order denying the motion to admit evidence; (2) determining that Ronald Edward Martin was not at maximum medical improvement (MMI); (3) finding Rapid Plumbing improperly terminated temporary total disability benefits; (4) affirming and extending the assessment of penalties; and (5) affirming the commission’s determination of the authorized treating physician. We affirm.
FACTUALIPROCEDURAL BACKGROUND
Martin was a plumber’s helper who had been employed by Rapid…
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