Mitchell v. Goodyear Service Store

GILBERT, Chief Judge.

This is, to say the least, an unusual appeal. It is unusual for a number of reasons. First, the appellant, John D. Mitchell, Sr., is not really the appellant. Instead, the real parties in interest are Mitchell’s counsel, Clay M. Barnes, Esq. (Barnes), and the law firm of Barnes and Raine, P.A. Second, the appellee, Goodyear Service Store, is not the true appellee, inasmuch as Goodyear, to use the vernacular, “could care less” about the outcome of this appeal. The true appellee, whose status as such is somewhat dubious, is the Workmen’s Compensation Commission. How and why…