Freeman v. IMC-Agrico Co.

I agree with the majority that the specific listed portions of certain of the findings below are unsupported by the record. However, a JCC’s partial reliance on factual information not placed in the record constitutes harmless error where other competent substantial evidence contained in the record supports the conclusions. See Scott v. Bisanti Services, Inc., 634 So.2d 292 (Fla. 1st DCA 1994) (JCC’s reliance, in part, on deposition not introduced into evidence was harmless error where other competent substantial evidence in the record supported the findings); Compton & Associates, P.A. v.…