Gulf Insurance Co. v. Gibbs

EVANS, Justice.

A workman’s compensation case.

The trial court awarded appellee, James Gibbs, the sum of $22,441.73 for compensation benefits and $170.00 for past unpaid medical expenses based upon the jury’s findings of total and permanent incapacity. Appellant, Gulf Insurance Company, brings this appeal.

Appellant’s first six points of error attack the legal and factual sufficiency of the evidence to support the jury’s findings on the issues of total and permanent incapacity. In reviewing the “no evidence” points we have considered only the evidence and inferences therefrom which support such…