West Alabama Health Services, Inc. v. J.T. May Drugs, Inc.

L. CHARLES WRIGHT, Retired Appellate Judge.

In March 1987 J.T. May Drugs, Inc. (May), and West Alabama Health Services, Inc. (WAHS), entered into a contract. The contract provided that May would furnish prescription drugs to WAHS patients and that WAHS would pay May according to the provisions of the contract. May terminated the contract in November 1990 due to a conflict in the manner of payment.

When the parties could not agree on the amount that WAHS owed, May instituted this action. The trial court entered an order in May’s favor in the amount of $782.29. The award included interest. We…