Hill v. Baptist Medical Center
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1DissentJohn Mauzy Pittman, Judge
I dissent from the denial of appellee’s petition for rehearing. Although the majority opinion states that it is granting rehearing in this case, that is true only in a narrow and technical sense. The relief granted in the majority opinion was requested as a secondary and alternative remedy in the event that we were to deny the primary aspect of appellee’s petition for rehearing, namely appellee’s contention that our original opinion was erroneous because we improperly substituted our interpretation of medical evidence for that of the Commission, and because we usurped the Commission’s…
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